[header] How to prune blueberries [title] Know where blueberry bushes produce fruit. [step] Blueberries grow on the side-shoots, off of the main branches of the bushes. [substeps] Blueberries only grow on branches that are at least one year old.
[header] How to prune blueberries [title] Know where blueberry bushes produce fruit. [step] Blueberries grow on the side-shoots, off of the main branches of the bushes. [substeps] Blueberries only grow on branches that are at least one year old.
Ranboupas are on the pruned side shoots, as they have the largest leaves and serrated blades of a knife. Blueberries usually grow between 17 and 24 inches (34 and 38 cm). Blueberries that grow on the stem, edging a minimal eight-year old plant, may be planted in older bushes. If you're not sure whether blueberries produce fruit or berries, you may need to prune into mature plants. Branches over four years may have a smaller crop. You must prune the bushes so that they provide enough new growth for blueberry production next year. [title] Purchase blueberries from reputable sources. [step] Most local shops and restaurants will produce blueberries for you.