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Originally Posted by countrylv22
HELLO EVERYONE!
ONCE AGAIN, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL OF THE INPUT!
SO, MAINE BLUEBERRIES WIN BY FAR! 
THERE MUST BE SOMETHING IN THAT SOIL, WATER,ETC. THAT MAKE THEM SOOOOOO YUMMY!
I tried going into the COMPUSERVE FORUM, and it is NOT free, I will try again later...
Anyway, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
COUNTRYLV22 |
I used it last year and had forgotten my password/screen name and tried to register again--as you say it no longer seems to be 'Free'.
It is one of the older online forums---there were membership fees then they changed and anyone could register and now they have changed again.
I'm certain you received excellent FYI here and there's always Google--millions of links on just about every topic.
I'm in GA and the University of GA has a resource department for the community--horticulture/gardening--I imagine other universities do the same. You could contact one in New England if the question is beyond the scope of online forums.
I would love to sample blueberries from different regions--LOL--love them.
Blackberries, too.
Yum. IIRC, the blackberries ripen in mid June in the SE. My cousin and I used to pick them and eat them suffering the chigger bites and briars. My grandmother made some delicious blackberry jam and jelly.
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I think this is a recent change
