HAVE: Dogwood bush for blueberry?
sandy_village
9 years ago
I've got this beautiful bush that I'm now told is a dogwood...but don't know the variety. I'm looking to trim it back and ship it ...I really want to trade for blueberry plants...anyone interested?
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