Well, the first harvest of blueberries is ready. The birds have not eaten them, and I can see why they are pretty tart . I'm not sure why I even bought this variety, it says right on the tag that they are tart. Who wants tart blueberries?
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4 comments:
well if the tartness means you get to eat them instead of the critters then i think tart is the way to go. the critters are eating everything in my garden. everything.
you need some netting
got the netting. i think they're coming from below. (caterpillar style or something like that)
hmmm... maybe snails? copper tape would work for that... but if it's crickets, I habe no idea what would keep them away...
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