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14-07-2007, 04:21 AM
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Blueberries: Mason-Dixon
Why are blueberries grown in the South bland while those grown in the
North are tart and tasty? Different cultivars or different climate? I live in North Carolina but will not plant blueberries because I have never tasted a blueberry grown south of New Jersey that tastes good. I have had a few huckleberries from North Carolina and they were great. Cheers, Karl W., Eastern North Carolina |
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