6.blue berries varities in the world 5.berries varities in the world by Allah Dad Khan

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Blueberries make an attractive landscaping bush that can live for 40-60 years. They produce delicious berries and have many health benefits due to their antioxidant content. This document discusses and compares northern and southern highbush blueberry varieties that are self-pollinating and ideally planted with another variety for larger berries. The key factors for successful blueberry growth are soil pH between 4-5, moist soil high in humus, and mulch to regulate moisture levels.

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 Blueberries make a lovely landscaping bush, with
attractive green foliage and red fall color and are
surprisingly long-lived (up to 40-60 years!) They are
associated with many health benefits such as better
eyesight, lowered risk of certain cancers, healthy urinary
tract function, improved memory function, and healthy
aging due to their rich antioxidant content. To top it off,
they are simply delicious! We offer the northern highbush
and the southern highbush blueberries. The northern
highbush are the most widely planted blueberries
throughout the northern U.S. Southern highbush offer
California and the southeast an opportunity to enjoy
blueberries like their northern neighbor. The varieties
offered are all self-pollinating but the berries will be
larger if two varieties are planted together. For success
with blueberries, soil is more important than climate. They
require a soil that is moist, acidic (pH of 4 to 5), high in
humus and heavy mulch to moderate moisture levels.
Mature plants will reach 4-6 feet

 Bluecrop is the standard
of excellence. Large,
firm, flavorful fruit
does not drop or crack
and is disease resistant.
Very productive.
Upright, vigorous bush.
Bluecrop will tolerate
hot summers if soil is
kept moist. Midseason.
Plants are
approximately 18-24
inches when shipped
and reach 4-6 feet
when mature.

 Chandler holds the
distinction of being the
world's largest
blueberry. The long
ripening season will
provide gardeners with
a bounty of flavorful,
fresh picked fruit for up
to 6 weeks. Plants are
approximately 18-24
inches when shipped
and reach 4-6 feet
when mature.


 Jersey Blueberry is an
heirloom classic and one
of the most widely grown
blueberry varieties, Jersey
blueberry is a favorite for
home gardeners who want
an easy to grow bush.
Jersey produces late
season crops year after
year and tolerates a wide
range of soil types. The
sweet, small to medium
sized berry is of
outstanding baking
quality. Plants are
approximately 18-24
inches when shipped and
reach 4-6 feet

 Jubilee blueberry is a
high quality medium
size fruit that ripen
over a two week period.
mid-season. Tolerates
hot summers and
sudden winter cold.
Jubilee performs well in
heavier soil. Midseason,
400-500 chilling hours.
Plants are
approximately 18-24
inches when shipped
and reach 4-6 feet
when mature.

 Large fruit is especially
sweet and flavorful.
Considered the best
flavor by many of the
Southern highbush
varieties. Attractive
grey-green foliage is
accented with red
stems and branches in
summer. Very early
season. Plants are
approximately 18-24
inches when shipped
and reach 4-6 feet
when shipped.

 Sunshine Blue is one of the
most adaptable blueberry
varieties in low chill
areas. More tolerant of
high pH soils than other
varieties, this blueberry
produces sweet, dime-
sized berries that ripen a
handful or two at a time
July-August. This long
harvest makes Sunshine
Blue a favorite among
home gardeners. Plants
are approximately 18-24
inches when shipped and
reach 4-6 feet when
mature

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The document discusses various sources of energy, dividing them into conventional and non-conventional sources. Conventional sources include fossil fuels like coal, petroleum and natural gas. These are used in thermal power plants to produce electricity. Hydro power plants use the kinetic energy of flowing water for electricity. Non-conventional sources include solar, wind, biomass, tidal, geothermal and nuclear energy. These provide alternatives to fossil fuels and many are renewable but also have challenges like cost, land use or waste disposal.

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Tidal energy is a renewable source of energy that harnesses the power of tides. It has several advantages, including being renewable as tides are driven by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun, being a green energy source that doesn't emit greenhouse gases, and having a predictable output. However, tidal energy also has disadvantages such as potentially impacting the environment, only being available when tides are surging for around 10 hours per day so requiring effective energy storage, and being an expensive new technology that is not yet cost-effective.

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