Carol Bradford: Blueberry bushes good for landscaping, but need acid soil . Published: ; May. 26, 2012, 6:00 a.m.

“Blueberry bushes may be planted any time the ground is workable,” said Neil Bell, community horticulturalist for Oregon State University Extension Service in Marion County. Grow the plants in ...

They are actually easy to grow and make a wonderful addition to the landscape. Skip to main content Spokane, Washington Est. May 19, 1883. Current Temperature 52°F. Current ...

Blueberry bushes (USDA zones 3 to 10, depending on the variety) provide more than just fruit; they can also screen off the yard from neighbors or add a bit of greenery to the walls of your house as a ...

A blueberry bush will do everything for your garden but pull the weeds. This plant is a friend in the landscape. It’s not hard to grow, and it doesn’t need a lot of fussing. In summer, its ...

Tony Fulmer, Chief Horticulture Officer Chalet Landscape, Nursery and Garden Center 3132 Lake Avenue Wilmette www.chaletnursery.com Check out Tony’s blog, Hortiholic (www.hortiholic.com) for ...

Take a trip to your local nursery these warm spring days and you will discover a fresh supply of blueberry bushes. And right now the soil is most excellent for digging. Time to shop.Whether you pla… ...

Blueberry bushes and mummy berry fungus . Originally published September 7, 2011 at 3:00 pm Updated September 7, ... The only way to rid them from the landscape is to dig out the bulbs.

Blueberries are acid-loving plants that like well-drained, sandy soils. A pH of about 4.8 is ideal, so you’ll want to test the soil well before planting and add sulfur if the soil is too basic.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va.; Blueberries are beautiful bushes to grow in a home garden, providing ...

Finally, rabbiteye blueberry cultivars are Louisiana Super Plants selections because they are relatively low maintenance. When it comes to blueberries, you get a lot of return for the effort.