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Ur passion for gardening is wonderful 👍

Thank you Mrs wildes beautiful efforts 🙏🙌🙌🍀💙👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Hello Those blueberry facts are interesting and educational. I find them what i call a "rich" fruit. In other words i cannot eat many at one time,but I'm sure they benefit my health❤

Hello Mr and Mrs Wildes I really did enjoy this video. Sounds to me that the blueberry is a complex crop and we are lucky to have it on our table. Hope your last crop this year (2024) was plentiful. This is now when the dreaded climate change has us wary and worried about the unpredictability of it all. May i ask if your blueberries are classed as an organic crop?❤❤

Fantastic idea, and so nutritious. Or individual puff pastry triangles with your pie filling❤

I sure hope you will eat more blueberries 🎉

Yes eat blueberries!

Hi Thank you. I love your zeal...and I believe you. Must keep blueberries on my shopping list❤

💯 Got it 🌟

Hello Very possibly i will increase my blueberry intake, thank you 💕

Hello Mrs Wildes So glad I've joined your family's blueberry passion. Never knew about your Alma farm being the second home also of Allen and Lars and their son. Their perennial garden and knowledge is phenomenal and fun. All the best🥰💯

😊HAPPY EASTER😊

Hi If i had to guess whose mother this was it would not be hard. What a lovely character she is. I usually throw those flimsy plastic pots away. Now i am not💯

How do you fertilize your blueberries in terms of timing, methods and the specific fertilizer?

You mentioned you sometimes spray your blueberries, what kind of sprays?

May I ask where and how I can buy that harness and bucket for blueberry picking?

Hello mummy pls l am a farm worker seeking for fruit picking job any one for me there?

The laugh at @0:44 kills me.

May i ask if the amount of berries eaten by birds is significant? How do you scare them away?

You didn't mention how the farthing tastes My favorites are Chandler and blue crop. Both have a strong taste and are a bit tart.

I recently purchased some land with 6 acres of blueberries on it. A lot of it has gone a bit wild from years of not being pruned or weeded. What would you recommend for getting the weeds and such between the bushes out and to help keep them from coming back? Is there a good way to create the raised beds after the blueberries are already mature and in place? Or would I have to pull the plants out to get the bed raised up?

Bought some from Northern California, the clam shell said they were “premier” variety. They were some of the best tasting blueberries.

Well said!! I got no crop at all this year in middle TN. The super cold and windy week in January killed the fruit buds. Building a stockade fence around the whole plot this Fall to block the winter winds. Better luck next year!!

I’m starting my journey into blueberries. Starting to hill my rows. How high should I go? I’m in Ontario Canada so our plants may differ from yours. Love your videos. We are starting late in life but want something to do in retirement. 60 is coming fast. Lol

Hello from India . we have started blueberry cultivation in India last year .

Those blueberries look so ripe and juicy

They look so delicious! And you pick faster than me for sure... I'd be too busy eating.

Great video and gorgeous blueberries!

Fascinating piece of machinery. Thank y'all for all the information...keep the videos coming please

Fascinating!

Awesome!!

Much faster than picking by hand, I'm sure :)

❤ thank you

my bushes are self pollinating and we dont have many bees yet. how can i INSURE that my blossoms will turn into berries? no one on the internet can answer my question and i am super frustrated. live in central indiana and my 3 bushes are loaded with blossoms. i sure want them to turn into berries but how do i help???? please respond

My blueberry bushes are all self-pollinating. That means they don't need insects correct? I have tons and tons of blooms but how do I ensure I will get berries when the flowers fall off do I add magnesium to the soil what can I do to ensure I will get berries?

How many blueberry plants are needed to provide for a family of 4?

Great video. Starting to grow blueberries this year and I’m using this channel as a guide. Maybe one day I’ll have a small farm on the family land

Im in located in Central CA and I bought some blueberry bushes and the seller didn't know the variety they are. But, they are just now starting to flower. Are there some varieties that would do this, or are these weak or difficient? Thanks

Fascinating!

Love this channel!!!

I've watched like 4 of your videos. I just moved to South Carolina from Seattle and I want to start with just a few varieties, I have the pink lemonade rabbit eye variety now. New climate has me stumped. If you could only plant a few varieties in this climate what would you choose? I am not looking for storage or shipping, just looking for the best taste. I would love to hear from someone who has experience in this area ❤

Yay for the blueberry knowlege, thank you! I am looking for property in S. Carolina now but Ive onle gardened in Seattle 😂. Cannot wait to build a new berry patch. New Subscriber ❤

A W E S O M E. Thank You Both

😇wonderful. we can learn more from Bob Wilt, also on youtube - the healthiest blueberries i have ever seen...blessings to all

Omg I know and love this lady!!!! She definitely knows her blueberries and if you have a chance to go to Alma GA they have the cutest shop with all kinds of goodies.

Great video! Thanks for sharing! 💯

I live up North on sandy soil. It's quite acidic. Can I use pine tree needles as a heavy mulch to keep the soil acidic? I get different answers from different people. P.S. I never cared for blueberries until I started growing them for my hubby. Now, the bushes are covered to protect from little birds and big birds. 🤣