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Close-up of a ripe blueberry nestled among vibrant green leaves, showcasing the natural beauty of fruit in a lush environment Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fantastic natural landscape from the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Wild blueberry plant growing in the forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Leaves of a blueberry forest in the natural environment.

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Leaves of a blueberry forest in the natural environment. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful pink blueberry flowers in spring. Natural spring scenery in forest. Sunny day, shallow focus. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Glades with blueberry bushes with red autumn leaves in the pine forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of blueberry leaves with morning dew and gentle natural backlighting Royalty Free Stock Photo

Most blueberry plants will start to produce a small harvest by their third year, but they won`t produce fully until about their sixth year. The blueberry is a shallow-rooted plant. Therefore, it requires a soil that holds moisture, but also drains well and doesn`t stay wet.