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Growing Blueberries: The Best Variety for Where You Live
Blueberries are a popular and easy-to-grow fruit crop that can be successfully grown in most of the United States and southern Canada, provided the right variety is selected for the local climate. Also, soil preparation is key to establishing a productive planting.
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Viewer Questions
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Some blackberry plants aggressively spread underground. There are several ways you can keep them in check. Retired UT Extension Agent Mike Dennison tells about the different options. >>Watch
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Why do my transplanted gooseberry plants wilt at mid-day?
Gooseberries like some shade and well-drained soil. Check your growing conditions and you may need to dig the plants back up and move them again. >>Watch
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What should I do to prepare a new apple tree for planting?
Consider these things as you prepare to plant: variety, sunlight, soil pH, cross pollination, and encouraging branch growth through pruning. Apple trees need a good start, and Retired UT Extension Agent (and experienced apple grower) Mike Dennison talks about what he does to get ready to plant an apple tree. >>Watch
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