given that you follow the fool-proof blueberry growing and care guide from our gardening experts. So here it is. If you’re looking for something to plant in February then blueberries might just be it.

Growing blueberries in your own backyard is not only rewarding, but it also supplies you with a plentiful harvest of tasty ...

With that in mind, then, here's our expert guide on when to start and how best to do the job for a prize crop of blueberries... Just as you've likely found when chitting potatoes or mowing your lawn, ...

Utilize organic materials such as pine needles, shredded leaves, or bark chips as mulch around your blueberry plants. Spread ...

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.

Growing blueberries here on the North Coast is so natural. After all, we have the native huckleberries, closest cousins of blueberries, thriving in local native habitats. So, if you have ...