Highbush blueberry, a native of North America, grows 6 to 12 feet tall and is the major blueberry-producing species in ...

Highbush blueberries, particularly the northern and southern varieties, are increasingly popular in commercial agriculture due to their health benefits and market demand. Cultivating these berries ...

Have you ever found yourself making frequent trips to the grocery store just to replenish your blueberry supply? Trust me, ...

Berries from these bushes also tend to be small and richer in flavor than their highbush cousins. The two most common lowbush blueberries are the low sweet and the black low sweet, aptly named for ...

Flower buds are removed both at the time of planting and the following year in order to promote vegetative growth and root establishment. Most highbush blueberry varieties are considered ...

• Before the heat and dry air of spring and summer, update your irrigation system to in-line drip, flexible tubing with ...

it’s advised to plant some blueberry species such as Vaccinium corymbosum - the Northern American highbush variety and Vaccinium virgatum - a species native to the Southeastern United States during ...

The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources has successfully introduced the cultivation of blueberry trees in ...

The psalmist gives us an appropriate invitation when he said, “Come see what God has done, how awesome His works” Psalm 66:5.

the skeletons of pines and highbush blueberries now litter the vast tidal flats. After a minute, the peregrine moved to a perch much closer to me to continue its meal, and I was able to ever-so ...