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Propagating Blueberries from Cuttings: University Resource

Cutting Propagation Is Technical

Blueberries are best propagated from cuttings, but the process is precise. The author recommends Oregon State University's guide (link not provided in snippet).

Personal Note

The author lived in Fort Walton Beach, FL (1982–85) and recalls wild blueberries in pine forests.

Next Steps

If the OSU guide is too technical, ask for a simpler explanation.

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