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Blueberry bushes have the potential to bear fruit for up to 20 years. To promote their longevity, it’s advisable to prune your bushes every few years. Keep in mind that pruned bushes typically won’t produce fruit in the year they are pruned. As a strategic approach, consider having multiple bushes and alternate pruning seasons to ensure a steady supply of blueberries.
6. Get the best:
In early spring, buds typically start to appear, and come July, the berries are usually ready for picking. Once they turn a deep blue, give them a few more days. Ripe berries will gently fall off the bush into your hands.
Cultivating blueberries is an excellent way to establish your own patio or balcony garden, especially if you’re working with limited space. If you have friends who would also enjoy having their own supply of blueberries, don’t hesitate to share these tips with them on Facebook. Happy gardening!
