🌿 Unlock the Secrets of Growing Blueberries in the Florida Sunshine! ☀️🫐
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2018
- Embark on a journey into the world of blueberry cultivation in the sunny state of Florida! Join us as we delve into the nuances of growing both cultivated and native varieties, offering insights into the art of fertilizing, trimming, and mulching to ensure your blueberry plants thrive and reward you with the sweetest summer treats.
🫐 Blueberry Growing Guide:
Discover the cultivated and native blueberry varieties that flourish in Florida's unique climate. From choosing the right plants to understanding their specific needs, we guide you through the essential steps for a successful blueberry garden.
Gain valuable tips on fertilizing techniques that enhance the growth and flavor of your blueberries, ensuring a bountiful harvest that captures the essence of summer.
✂️ Pruning and Trimming Techniques:
Learn the art of pruning and trimming to shape your blueberry plants for optimal growth and productivity. From encouraging new growth to maintaining a healthy balance, we share practical advice to make your blueberry bushes thrive.
🌱 Mulching Magic:
Uncover the benefits of mulching and how it plays a crucial role in the well-being of your blueberry plants. We explore the different types of mulch suitable for Florida's climate, providing a protective layer that promotes moisture retention and weed control.
🍇 Sweet Summer Rewards:
Follow our expert guidance, and your blueberry plants will reward you with plump, sweet berries that capture the essence of a Florida summer. From pies and jams to fresh snacks, the possibilities are endless!
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Have questions or need personalized advice? Reach out to us at info@eatyouryardjax.org or call 904-343-9575. We're here to support your blueberry growing journey!
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Experience the magic firsthand! Visit our farm at 6500 Utsey Road, open every Friday and Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Immerse yourself in the beauty of our blueberry haven and take home the knowledge to create your own flourishing blueberry garden. 🌿🫐 #BlueberryGrowingGuide #FloridaGardening #EatYourYardJaxGreenThumb
Super helpful information, thank you!
Hi! So happy I found your channel. Am in the process of finding property in your area so you can be sure I will become a new customer! Thanks for making these videos as they are an excellent help to know what to plant and how to care for my new garden when I get my homestead! 🌱🌿🌱
Great video and excellent info for a northern transplant gardener.
Best garden video with all details covered! Thanks!
Also, see you soon. I need some high Bush blueberries.
we have some nice ones!
Thank you, I feel more confident now.
Great video! I've got a few planted and will take your advice to heart! Thanks!
Very informative
Thanks
Thank you i want to take care of blueberry
Thanks!
Hey! You were recommended and I’m hitting they bell for you. I love blueberries..we have had much luck with them but would like to try them again if I can find some .
Do potted blueberries need to be brought in during the winter. Last winter it got down to 8 below zero and I thought since the root ball was above ground in a pot they would
Another outstanding video thank you. I noticed that the wild BB bush you showed in the video is in a lot of shade. How many hours of sun do they need? Thx
I see many wild blueberries growing in full shade! However my commercial growing friends tell me it is a direct relation between sun and full potential production.
What variety of high bush plant is that. There are more than one type , just curious .
So where do I get these blues! I'm in 9a Florida
Where can I find Fines/Mulch pine bark? yours looks very 'fine', whereas so many are too chunky
Audio is a bit rough, but good info for the area!
I am on my 3rd year of trying to grow blue berries. Last year the tips of the leaves started to get brown and then eventually all brown and died. Replanted them this year and did not want it to happen again. What makes the leaves turn brown.
Hopefully the nearby grass field doesn't have runoff from pre-emergent like Prodiamine going into the bushes, wonder what chemicals the yard guys use to treat the nearby grass to keep it weed free 🤔
Thank you for the video. My garden is in a similar climate and I want to plant a few dozen bushes. Do you think rabbiteye or the southern high bush have greater yield, and which one is generally healthier or more vigorous?
They both produce well and we grow and sell both at our nursery here in Jax. www.eatyouryardjax.org . I like to plant a few of each to take advantage of a longer berry season!!
I live in nw Florida. Why are my plants leaves red?
hi I planted some blue berry seeds on 09.04.18 how long do I need to wait for the to germinate I live in the united kingdom
Please help???????
Sir, do we need to keep the seeds in the freezer for 3 months before planting?
1 month in the freezer is all you need
I got 3 brightwell blueberry plant maybe 5 months ago now. I didnt know that bout the pine bark ill have to look for it everyone always just says the peat moss. You said you use it in the spring and again in fall. Does that mean you put on a big thick layer of it one time in the spring and let it sit til fall and do one thick layer again. Or over the course of spring and fall you add it here and there?
yes! I use 1/2 to a full 5 gal bucket per plant depending on age size and health of the plant. And remember the spring fertilizer which I apply before the mulch at spring bud break.
@@eatyouryardjax4033 thank you! Ill have to look for the pine bark when i head to homedepot this weekend 😀
Will any brand of the pine bark work?
@@heatherreis7839 Yes the finer the better! So will peat I just think Bark is much more sustainable!
@@eatyouryardjax4033 thank you so much! I really appreciate you replying back :)
Can I buy any one of those bush
Sure that is how we support our family, staff and farm we are a plant nursery! Visit www.eatyouryardjax.org
How do u keep your soil acidfied
Pine bark ground up. Someone told me to planet blueberries directly in finely ground pine bark.
I use sulfer for the entire bed, and fertilize each plant with cottonseed meal...
Grow them in straight peat moss with pine bark mulch topping
I add the pine bark yearly as well as use an acid fertilizer like hollytone
10:00 dang it, i hate it when i'm watching gardening videos only to find out they were made in the future, this dude's probably not even born yet.
wait until you see what they do with blueberries in the 2040s
I will not even touch these bluberries 😰
OK. More for the rest of us.
Me? Are you serious?? I can’t even grow grass in my backyard.....
You don’t even know a thing about me.....
But you insist that I can grow blueberries.
I tried to grow dandelions from seed once and I still failed!
Too much I couldn't understand. Please upgrade your mic.
Yeah blueberry. Fruit are halal or safe
safe for what? the coming of the mahdi? i never heard such a thing
sorry bub, i had to unsubscribe because the background noise in the majority of these videos gave me such a headache.