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| Two bags of peat moss. Blueberries love peat. |
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| Moving to a new home |
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| New bed |
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| Mounded planting in two rows 4 in one 3 in other ,5 feet apart and mixed garden soil, compost, worm casting, bone mean and green sand |
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| Hemlock shavings |
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| Fir Bark |
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| Done |
Just a quick peek at the rhododendrons.
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| Molly-Anne |
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| Carmen and Ken Janeck Linking with: Kathe with an E A Bowl Full of Lemons: One Project at a Time |
Ohhh...I am jealous of all of your blueberries! I'm afraid the squirrels would eat them all here. Your rhodies are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove me some good blueberries, for breakfast on my cereal, in the pancakes, in a pie....or maybe some blueberry wine. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a big job moving those bushes, but I know you'll be glad when they start producing.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who moved around plants looking for the best yields. Thanks for sharing your process!
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