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Originally Posted by Worm_Farmer
I thought you need to have two differnt types of blue berry's if you want them to produce a lot of fruit. I currently have three different types Jewl, Bright Well and Fl Native High bush.
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There are two issues. 1st, several of the hybrids require a different hybrid of the same subspecies to produce a significant amount of fruit. A nursery grower will sometimes list appropriate pollinators on the tag they generate for the nursery. 2nd, all blueberries benefit from multiple plants -- why, I'm not sure. It is a known practice.
The Sharps Blue (aka Sharpsblue) do well in multiple plantings of itself here in southern California. It ranks among the best in blind taste tests.
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Originally Posted by Worm_Farmer
This is a low chill type, would you be willing to ship any?
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