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Noi Szefler wrote:To get to the point: should I wait for spring to plant the blueberries in the ground? I live in central VA, zone 7a, I believe, and our house is at the top of a small hill, surrounded by woods.
Honestly, if they can wait for spring, I'd prefer having the extra time to plan, observe, e.t.c before putting stuff in the ground.
Also: bare root trees or potted?? I don't the trees to die in a few years because the roots grew in a circle in the pot...
There's a cool place not too far from here called Edible Landscaping that I thought I'd order from, but they only sell potted trees, I believe.
And when do you buy and plant your trees, if you're in my area or similar weather?
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