Blueray Blueberry

My Blueray Blueberries are doing well. I did not allow them to produce berries this year and may not next year. The important thing is to plant them well in plenty of good soil with peat moss and compost (the ph has to be low). I only used cottonseed meal 6-1-1 to start them off.

I Had tried for many, many, year's, to grow Blueberries, but I had no luck at all, doing so! I just learned last year from my sister-in-law, sister, who has tramenduse luck, in that department because of how well they maintain an in growing Blueberries! Not only did I take her advice, but also, stark brothers, advise as well! Now! I know how to grow and maintain my very own know how, with a little extra twist to growing Blueberries, and so much more!
First! Take the advise of Stark Brothers, for what it takes to start your crop of Blueberries, but add a little twist?
Blueberries, strive off of Pine Needles, which is used as mulch, for the base of each blueberry plants. It has made such a huge difference an impact, of how well my plants grow and produces such higher yields of Blueberries each year! No! More Pulling weeds! The high acidity of the pine needles kills out any type of weeds, except poison Ivy!
If you think that Blueberries needs a lot more moisture, better think again Blueberries, prefer well drained soils, instead! I have over 16 Blueberry plants, and the BlueRay Blueberries are of my many of varieties, of which, are still beautiful the day I received my order through the mail with Stark Brothers!

Ours are growing very nicely, although we have trouble with moles which have done in one of the plants.

I bought a Blueray Blueberry last year to replace another variety that died during the previous winter. It didn't look like much until this spring. It survived nicely and has leaved out with a vengeance! Nice bush - Assuming the berries are tasty, I'd buy another.

The plant is growing well. It is planted along with other varieties of blueberries so it should produce tasty berries.

My two yearlings have survived an unusually odd New England Winter, and have clearly grown stronger through this challenge. Both already have new growth, and are leafing out well, now that our Spring has *finally* arrived! Both are planted on a raised granite ledge that bisects the middle of our property, in full sun, and in a strong wind zone. They seem completely unfazed by these circumstances. I am excited to watch their continued happy growth, and looking forward to the year they begin fruiting! ( Once they produce fruit, I'm sure they'll have earned their 5th Star!)

My blueberries do not seem to have survived the winter. be sure to check the growing zones before you purchase.

I bought this one year ago, and it has no major problems yet. It has grown more foliage, although most of this foliage has a reddish tinge.

It is too early for me to give it 5 stars as I haven't tried the berries yet, as it is too early for the plant to produce them.

I planted this blueray blueberries to replaced one of my bushes in my garden that didn’t survive. A local guy I got my past bushes from only had Legacy varieties at the time, so I ordered from Stark’s. I worked the soil and planted.
It struggled the whole season and lost its leaves by August. This spring it came back, so we’ll see what it ultimately does.

The bush is beginning to make quality fruit in its second year. The berries are perfect for fresh eating.

I got fruit from this variety one year after planting. There was not much fruit and most where small in size. Hopefully the bust will grow some yet this fall since it has not grown much in a year.

Nice plants. Pruned back hard, but new shoots seem to be taking off well. Doing good so far.

Only starting year two. You know routine, sleep, creep and leap. I'm only on creep. Seems okay. Next year will tell the tail.

Love this variety. Thrives well here in the mid-atlantic. Good flavored, decent sized berries.

Not sure why my blueberry isn't flourishing, but I believe if you keep the soil acidic, you will have good results.

We are having trouble getting our blueberry plants to grow. This is the 3rd time we have planted blueberries and this year they finally got a few leaves on them but they are 2nd year plants and haven't grown hardly at all.we decided last year to get the potted plants and they are the same size as they were last year with just a few leaves, no blooms. We have been using a product to keep the soil acidic but are still having not a lot of success.

Growthy, robust, and loaded with fruit. Highly recommended.

Blue Berry plants did not last till fall. I planted as instructed and watered them to get them going. They died back to nothing in the fall. I do Not recommend them.