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tiggertan | 09:51 Fri 22nd Jun 2007 | Gardening
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I have 3 different blueberry plants. One seems to have some berries on it. Do I just leave it to grow or do I need to pollinate it?
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I've got blueberry bushes in my garden and as long as they produce flowers, these set into fruit, so as yours has got berries, it must have flowered, so it would be too late to pollinate it. I would just let it grow.
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Thank you Jules.
Hi Tiggertan, I bought my first blueberry bush this year. I hope you get a good harvest. Just a little advice that I read on the care leaflet that came with mine. You should keep it well watered, using a high potash liquid fertiliser such as liquid tomato fertiliser once a week, and a rhododendron and azalea liquid fertiliser fortnightly. Good luck
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That's great Bullpen. I shall look in to that. X.
I just go up the nearby mountain and pick them for free and let the sheep do the pruning! (Otherwise known as Winberries - smaller but tasty!)

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