Do you need two different blueberry bushes to have blueberries?
by Cathy Poore
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Jeanne King
on Jun 02, 2017
Definitely. For proper pollination a minimum of 2 varieties are required. Most nurseries have several varieties on site eliminating the search. -
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Janet Pizaro
on Jun 03, 2017
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/fruits/blueberries/growing-blueberry. -
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Cathy Poore
on Jun 03, 2017
Thank you so much .....now I'm in search of another bush -
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Janet Fletcher
on Jun 03, 2017
I have one bush growing in a container on my sunny patio and it produces blueberries every year. I have had it about five years and have never had a second bush to pollinate it. -
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Shawn VanDoren
on Jun 03, 2017
While not required, it is strongly suggested to have more than one variety of blueberry plant to help with pollination.
Jeanne King
on Jun 02, 2017
Janet Pizaro
on Jun 03, 2017
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