How to prune your blueberries, I also recommend taking waste to propagate new bushes.

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[bethbrown]

Great job explaining how to prune. It's April here and we have had a long winter in NE Oregon. Really looking forward to getting out in the garden. Too late this year, but I can clean up a few dead limbs. Plants have only been in the ground 5 years but producing really well. Thanks again.

[ttb]

Great vid Rob. Thanks for providing links yo relevant vids in the description.
At first when I read that 3-4 year old canes produce most of the berries, I thought about what I’ve also heard: that berries are produced on 1 year old growth. But these are consistent statements: the 1 year old branches are extensions from the canes (or their branches, etc.).

[dougjohnson]

Thanks for the tip on the fruiting vs leaf buds

[mallorywilloughby]

We’re on the Canadian east coast, would we stunt our production for the year if I were to prune them now ?

[tsink]

What kind of medium do you use to probate the sprouts

[tsink]

I got your message but fir bark do you mean pine bark mulch

[amandahagman]

I just saw that you live near me. Do you by chance sell your propagated blueberries?