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Learn how to freeze blueberries and preserve your frozen berries.

Introduction to Preserving
Freezing
Making Quick Pickles
Making Quick Jams: Refrigerator or Freezer Jam
Water-Bath Canning
How to Can Tomatoes
How to Can Pickles
How to Can Jam and Jelly
Pressure Canning
Drying
Salting and Brining
Is it possible to can blueberries And if so what are directions
When I was just a kid, many years ago, we had a very big blueberry field and we used to burn half of it over about every 5 years. We got no blueberries from the burned field that year but the following year the yield was really big. We never fertilized or sprayed any insecticide on it so they were edible as we picked. They were all hand-pickled, no rakes, and we froze gallons of them, made jams and jellies, and they were always fresh tasting. We never used any spice except Allspice. No cinnamon, or anything except Allspice. My mother and grandmother did add a bit of tapioca to pies so they weren't runny.
Hello. I love strawberries and raspberries too. Can I freeze these the same way as shown for blueberries? Thanks.
I recently purchased two blueberry plants and have harvested a couple handfuls of berries. There are almost no new berries but the plants have new shoots, some growing quite long. Should I trim them, and if so, when? I am in Thurston County Washington. I have each plant in a large pot. When should I plant them in the ground? Thanks!
Colleen
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