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What is the best compost for growing blueberries in containers?

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Blueberries need acid compost and good drainage. Try using a mixture of 50% peat-based ericaceous compost and 50% shredded bark. Water with rainwater (to avoid tap water lime) and feed with Gro-Sure Ericaceous Plant Food from Westland.

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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS

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