A 12-inch blueberry branch (4 inches woody, then bifurcated with leaves) broken in autumn can be attempted as hardwood cuttings, though success rates are lower than spring softwood cuttings.
Relocate the damaged parent plant to a protected site—it will likely recover and produce new shoots next spring. Blueberries are resilient when moved to appropriate conditions.
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