GARDEN HUCKLEBERRY
Although raw fruits are slightly bitter, huckleberry pie filling taste just like blueberry pie, without staining your teeth. One plant
produces enough berries to fill a pie. Easy to grow. A member of the nightshade family just like tomatoes. Pie recipe enclosed on
seed package.
PLANTING: Sow seeds indoors in early spring in Jiffy 7 or in flats with inserts with a good soil substitute, like Berger BM-2. Place
seeds 1/4" deep. Germinate at 70F for about 14 days or until emerged. Transplant outdoors after all danger of frost is past. Space
plants 20" apart.
Although raw fruits are slightly bitter, huckleberry pie filling taste just like blueberry pie, without staining your teeth. One plant
produces enough berries to fill a pie. Easy to grow. A member of the nightshade family just like tomatoes. Pie recipe enclosed on
seed package.
PLANTING: Sow seeds indoors in early spring in Jiffy 7 or in flats with inserts with a good soil substitute, like Berger BM-2. Place
seeds 1/4" deep. Germinate at 70F for about 14 days or until emerged. Transplant outdoors after all danger of frost is past. Space
plants 20" apart.
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