Getting your blueberry soil pH right is key to growing healthier and more productive plants. Ensuring you have the right ...

MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida including care of phalaenopsis orchids, poinsettias, Eguenia, viburnum, tomato plants, sweat peas and blueberry plants ...

If you don't have suitable soil, simply grow blueberries in a pot containing ericaceous compost, giving the plants a high potash feed (such as tomato feed) occasionally during the growing season.

Blueberry bushes have been a popular and rewarding home garden fruit crop. They can be finicky when it comes to their soil ...

Blueberries require acidic soil with a pH between 4.5 and 6.5. If ... some drop their leaves in late November or December. The plants go dormant from December to January. Blueberries need annual ...

Small producers like Mr Espinoza have made accommodations to help the plant grow. "In Peru, the soil is not right for blueberries," he says, as he kneels to show one of the hundreds of terracotta ...

Research on fungus spread could help growers predict, monitor and control powdery mildew disease affecting blueberries. A new North Carolina State University study pinpoints the worldwide spread ...

It provides information about subsoil properties at a range of depths that are important to plant growth ... in wild blueberry fields. Recent work has produced interpolated GIS maps showing the ...