To get started, fill a small pot (the kind with drainage holes on the bottom) with soil. Then, take the blueberry and squeeze it, releasing its seeds.

Blueberry plants are perennial woody shrubs. They are one of the few native American fruits commonly grown in the home garden ...

Grow one blueberry in a five-gallon pot with drainage holes. You only need one plant to have fruit but growing two blueberry plants more than doubles the harvest.

As with most fruiting plants, place potted blueberry bushes in a sunny spot on the patio or in the garden and keep them well watered. Their shallow root systems do not provide much drought tolerance.

Martha's robust blueberries are definitely in season and, according to gardening experts, are extremely simple to grow and ...

Plant your blueberry in a good sized pot. It should be at least half as big as a whiskey barrel. Make sure there are drainage holes in the pot.

In about four years, the plants will outgrow the 15-gallon containers, and the vigor and productivity of the bushes will decline. When that occurs, they should be transplanted into 25-gallon ...

Given careful plant selection, some fairly extensive know-how, and a commitment to delivering the pet-like care that a potted fruit tree or bush demands, it’s possible to score moderate success.

This mixture and the fact that it was potted enabled me to control the moisture — key during last summer’s drought — while keeping the acidity between 4.0 and 6.0.

To plan for a blueberry bed, have a soil test taken now ahead of transplanting potted blueberry plants this fall. Interestingly, I have a native mulberry tree.

Blackberry and raspberry plants are $7 each. Bundles of 25 strawberry plants are $10. Potted blueberry plants are $10. Handy Camel Giant Bag Clips, which can be used for bags up to 50 pounds, are $12.