HAVE: raspberry plant and straightneck garlic

10 years ago

Hi - I have raspberry plant and straightneck garlic for trade.

I am looking for these blueberry bushes , they are said to be good for growing in my zone 8 Texas:
Tifblue blueberry bush or Premier Blueberry bush.

I ship priority with delivery confirmation and would like the same
Please, email me as G- web does not send my responses. Thank you, Mistee

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ltlwilli
10 years ago
I beive that I saw in Canton's WalMart some Tifblues in a wooden dipsplay.. I just didn't pay much attention because I have tried blueberries here, and found one big flaw---They will not forgive you ever letting them go dry..We left for a 4 day trip and ALL of mine had begun to die...There was no hope in bringing them back---I tried/they died. I very surely hope that you have some form of irrigation--unless you are on the coast where it rains some almost daily.
I am truly sorry for being a " t*** in the punchbowl " , but it cost me dearly...and those things hurt us poor folks...LOL
I wish you well, in any case..
Happy Gardening!
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