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The ‘Blue Ribbon’ blueberry plant is a premier choice for the hand-harvest market. This early to mid-season variety produces large, smooth berries with a sweet flavor and satisfying crunch. Known for its high yield and excellent post-harvest shelf life, ‘Blue Ribbon’ features a vigorous plant with a semi-upright to spreading growth habit, making it a reliable and high-quality option for commercial blueberry growers.
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For optimal care of the ‘Blue Ribbon’ blueberry plant, provide medium water with soil that ranges from dry to wet and maintains an acidic pH below 6.8. The plant can thrive in full sun, part shade, or even shade. The soil should be well-draining, ranging from wet to dry, and can include rocky soils or organic peats. Mulching is beneficial, and pruning should be done after fruiting to maintain plant health and productivity.
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