Blueberries Information Only, How to Care, Grow & Keep Health

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Blueberry plants grow slowly, and they may not seem to get much bigger from year to year. It takes a blueberry bush about 10 years to reach mature size, but this also means they will live a long, long time.
It will be 2 or 3 years before you start getting large harvests, but it is definitely worth the wait. The bushes are very attractive and will be a beautiful addition to your yard while you wait for fruit.
Care through the seasons
March-Prune bushes before new growth begins, after coldest weather has passed.
April, May-Plant new blueberry bushes.
May, June-Apply mulch for growing season.
July-Harvest.
July through September-Apply soil amendments.
September, October-Apply mulch for winter protection and enjoy fall color.
November, December-Put fencing around plants to keep out rabbits.
Blueberry Care Tips
Light Blueberries need full sun (about 6 hours a day) to flourish and produce a bounty of fruit. ...
Soil If blueberries are fussy about anything, they are fussy about soil. ...
Water Blueberry plants are shallow-rooted so they tend to survive on the moisture that is available in the top few inches of soil. ...
Temperature and Humidity ...
Fertilizer ...
Pruning ...
Harvesting ...
Potting and Repotting ...