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You actually can grow red huckleberries (at least in the PNW). I even have one in a neglected pot that does ok. Here's an advanced technique: http://www.skille
by chrismealy 9y ago
You actually can grow red huckleberries (at least in the PNW). I even have one in a neglected pot that does ok. Here's an advanced technique:
http://www.skilledwright.com/redhuckleberries.htm http://www.skilledwright.com/redhuckleberries.htm
I've don't think I've ever seen a cultivated evergreen huckleberry plant with berries on it though.
- autokad 9y agoi believe that's the point "When they’re grown from seed, they are mysteriously devoid of fruit."
- chrismealy 9y agoI don't know how plants people buy are propagated (seed, cuttings, layering, etc).
- frgtpsswrdlame 9y agoYou've got one in a pot? Care to share a pic?