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Blueberry Cross-Pollination: Pair 'Powderblue' with 'Ochlockonee'

'Powderblue' yields better with a pollinator. Plant two 'Powderblue' and two 'Ochlockonee' (later ripening) for extended harvest and heavy crops on both.

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