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by Bill on February 02, 2004 04:56 PM
I have never grown "garden type" huckleberries, so I'm only speaking from the standpoint of my observation of the hundreds of huckleberries that grow here.
The healthiest, best producers are the ones that get good morning sun but are shaded during the hottest time of the day.
They grow best in moist areas
The majority of all the plants here are growing directly out of a rotting log, and thriving. (Because of that, I'd dig a good percentage of landscape bark into your huckleberry planting area)
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The healthiest, best producers are the ones that get good morning sun but are shaded during the hottest time of the day.
They grow best in moist areas
The majority of all the plants here are growing directly out of a rotting log, and thriving. (Because of that, I'd dig a good percentage of landscape bark into your huckleberry planting area)
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