Blueberry bushes are either lowbush, highbush, or rabbiteye. They grow slowly and will not reach full production for six or seven years, so get two or three year old plants if you can. You must have at least two plants for cross pollination. Blueberries require a chilling period and so must be grown outdoors year round.
Acidic soil is very important to all blueberries.
Make sure your soil is rich in composted leaves or pineneedles, or add sphagnum peat moss or coffee grounds to the soil to lower the pH. Blueberries require full sun, at least 6 hours a day. Plant in early spring, preferably on a cloudy day to reduce shock. Fertilize with compost. Select a pot size that is adequate for the plant. Use the largest size necessary for the mature plant to avoid having to repot in future years.