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Pine logs for blueberries
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With the overshadowing trees down and the
ground dry, I finally put our wedding blueberries into the ground
Wednesday afternoon. Their new home is on a bit of a slant, so I
dragged some decaying pine trunks out of the woods to form an erosion
barrier on the downhill side of each row. I'm hoping that the
rotting wood will provide nutrients for the blueberries and acidify the
soil a bit, too. Since pines and blueberries are often partners
in nature, it's possible that some helpful fungi will come along for
the ride and pep our little bushes up.