Blueberry pruning and soil tips from cooperative extension
Long guide on blueberry care from planting to pruning and harvesting. Covers best pruning time in late March, removing one third of new growth, cutting weak branches, maintaining seven to nine main branches, and wide plant rows. Also discusses soil acidity, pH adjustments, selecting hardy varieties, cross pollination, planting depth, mulch selection, and diverse crops to extend harvest. includes notes on Central New York conditions and recommended varieties Bluecrop Bluejay Herbert Jersey Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fladd
Herbert
Jersey
Burlington
New York
Onondaga County Cooperative Extension
Transplanting Vegetables Requires Careful Practice
Gardeners should avoid attempting home transplanting due to light, temperature, and humidity control gaps. Experts from Cornell advise buying transplants from commercial growers for most crops and outline a precise over wintering and hardening process with a soilless medium, lighting, temperatures, watering, and fertilization steps for those who proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard D. Topoleski
State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Cornell University
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