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Jan 22, 2024 4:49 PM CST
Name: Otto
Chilliwack BC
Japanese Maples Dog Lover
Blueberry roots are very fibrous and really like to have good drainage. Sand would only help if drainage is an issue?
Peat moss as mentioned is a great topping.
We do have a clay base on our property but above it is approx 12" of really nice top soil.
Every year in mid to late February we add a topping of peat moss / mulch mostly to insulate the shallow roots from the hot sun.
We have 5 blueberry bushes, all different varieties. As a result we eat and freeze blueberries from late June right into mid september. I have pruned them each year so that they are a long continuous hedge. Also I keep them at a height of no more then 5-6 ft. max.
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