Blueberry plants begin to produce fruit in the third season, so buy plants that are three years old. Your local nursery probably stocks the type best suited for your region. Blueberry shrubs are decorative, having pretty white flowers in spring and developing colorful red leaves in autumn. There are blueberry plants that can be grown in containers and small places. A sunny site is preferable, but blueberries will do well in light shade.
Blueberries require ample moisture and do especially well in areas of high rainfall.
This is because blueberries have fine fibrous roots that grow in a shallow mat and these roots are not able to forage for water. For the best fruit production, blueberries require an acidic soil of about a pH of 3.5 to 4.5. To improve the acidity of the soil, mix peat moss and of existing soil in the planting hole. Make a big planting hole as blueberries don't like squashed roots. Do not dig around the shallow blueberry roots, as they can be easily damaged.