You should be fine with the two vaccinum just be aware of their growing needs and just how big they grow!

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Thanks Moon grower ?

I agree with Mg. They need a pH of 4.8 to 5.2. You can cross pollinate with any other kind of blueberry so long as they blossom at the same time but vaccinium corymbosum is hard to beat so I would get the same kind. It's a superior blueberry in Northeastern US & Canada. We love our blueberries. If you want to make incredible blueberry muffins, have blueberry pancakes on Sunday morning - or just make a cold blueberry smoothie after a long day, I'd get another vaccinium corymbosum.

Thank you bathgate for your input. I did read about the blueberries and their love for acidic soil. That is going to be a challenge for me..our soil is mostly alkaline. I am planning to grow them in a big container with acidic compost mixed in soil.

They can be grown in a pot but need lots of attention. If the soil dries out just once, you'll loose your whole crop or they will taste off. Container also places limitations on yield so consider 2 or 3 additional plants.

They still should be two different varieties that bloom at the same time, though.