Jack Miller

Yes, you can grow blueberries in North Texas, but it takes the right varieties, the right soil, and a little patience.   If you’ve been asking yourself “can you grow blueberries in North Texas,” the short answer is absolutely yes, as long as you understand a few key things about our climate and soil.   … Read more

You can grow blueberries in New York, and plenty of gardeners across the state do it successfully every single year.   The key is choosing the right varieties and giving them the acidic, well-drained soil they crave.   If you’ve been wondering whether you can grow blueberries in New York, the short answer is a … Read more

Yes, you can grow blueberries in New Mexico, and with the right approach, they can thrive even in our challenging climate.   It might sound surprising given our desert heat and alkaline soil, but growing blueberries in New Mexico is absolutely possible when you understand what these plants really need.   Blueberries are acid-loving plants … Read more

Yes, you can grow blueberries in Montana, and many gardeners across the state do it successfully every single year.   The key is choosing the right varieties and giving them the acidic, well-drained soil they crave.   Montana isn’t the easiest place to grow blueberries, but it’s far from impossible once you understand what these … Read more

You can grow blueberries in Nebraska, and plenty of gardeners across the state are doing it successfully every year.   The key is choosing the right varieties for our climate and giving them the acidic soil they crave.   If you’ve ever wondered whether you can grow blueberries in Nebraska without a lot of fuss, … Read more