Farmers harvest blueberries in New Jersey Pinelands, birthplace of the cultivated highbush blueberry

[@bonniehoke-scedrov4906]

This is my first time enjoying your KZbin channel. Great work! I’m looking forward to more great content from you. Thank you so much for this informative video! I got so much out of it.

[@countallwriteins5221]

Duke, Blue Crop, and Elliot. Patriot have tried in Wisconsin, Michigan... In the 60's, 70's, picked wild, low bush in Vilas County, WI. To me, the Blueray has that wild flavor like I remember. My favorite high bush(Developed in New Jersey @ 1955, I believe) is Blueray! Chippewa ain't bad either, but smaller bushes, smaller berries. Never had Elizabeth to my knowledge...would like to try!

[@Jdmsword14]

Hey guys interestingly enough i'm all the way down in NC. I work in flooring sales with my family and just a block down the road is a blueberry bush i had never noticed before literally bent with the weight of blueberries. I've been planting a variety of blueberries at my parents house in moore count NC as well as where i live and work (up towards raleigh) but nothing i have planted produced anything near what this one was doing and from its location it is untended by people making it exceptionally interesting because of the low maintenance

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I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing....

[@robertwood123]

Very informative, Thanks

[@Jdmsword14]

i think its a highbush blueberry, any tips on how i might be able to take cuttings, or progate from this bush, of course with permission from the land owner

[@naminegirl21]

THAT is why blueberries at the grocery store are mushy!! Because they are harvested with machines and slammed all over the place!!

[@impalapez]

This one looks suspect...I'm goin to have to try it....lol

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