How to Plant, Store, and Cook Blueberries | Garden to Table (102)
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- čas přidán 14. 01. 2020
- On this episode of Garden to Table, host P. Allen Smith will show you ways in which you can plant, store and cook with blueberries!! Starting by touring wonderful blueberry fields in Oregon and even venturing to baking a blueberry pie at the Willamette Valley Fruit Company, Allen visits all the facts and wonders of the delicious blueberry fruit.
Topics Include
Blueberry Fields at Silverton, Oregon
How to preserve blueberries
Blueberry Crostata Recipe
Blueberry Varieties
Deckscape
Willamette Valley Fruit Company in Oregon
Blueberry Pie Baking
Planting Blueberry Trees
Check out our recipes
Silverton Hills Blueberry Crostata
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I was under the weather today, so I binge watched a few episodes, thanks for sharing new inspiration to help me look forward to trying..
Jill Even thanks for watching! 💚
Thank you for this, just found it today. All your shows are so lovely Allen, beauty, peace, joy; a little slice of heaven on earth which we all need desperately!
God bless you! 😌
Best breakfast for everyday is old-fashioned oatmeal with a bunch of frozen blueberries dumped on top and fresh ground flax seeds.
Anna D.L yum! 😋
I also add cinnamon, honey and tumeric
Lucky us! We raised blueberries in Corvallis OR several years. Wonderfully easy to to grow, pick, freeze, EAT! Willamette valley rocks!
What a wonderful container display just made the area pop!
Blueberries. Ah! They are in our garden also. Can’t wait! Our family always makes Granma’s Blueberry Duff!! Thank you P.Allen Smith for this enjoyable video! 🍪
I just discovered your show and everything else you’ve done. I’m hooked!
Petunias I think make any spot pretty.
P Allen Smith ...I had a very beautiful yard.i used to collect the old wooden fence posts ,plant floweres around them and hang signs on them with sayings on them....I collected flower starts from the older ladies in town...flowers from way back.
I had a white picket fence around yard...and every year i.plantef red zinnas around the fence.it was beautiful.
I had lots of glowered from days gone by.
A flower came up in the front yard one year...it was very u unusual...so I went to the library and done some research.comr to find out it was a flower from the 1800s.i don't remember the name ..but I had heard seed can lie in the ground for years.
I love gardening and landscaping.
Here in Midwest our bushes are as tall as us. Usually have to bring your rain boots! The ruts between plants are usually wet. Takes less than 30 minutes to get a bucket full!
Can u imagine 13acres of blueberry's.mygrandmother years ago would ride the train to Oregon where my cousins lived and work in the fields.she would tell us all about it when she came home.i could only picture it in my mind.
Ive only had blueberries straight off the bush once. I couldnt stop cramming them in my mouth! Love your channel. P.s. I wish there was a way to keep the squurrels away from my flowers. I love to feed the little buggers but don't want them at my flowers. They wont eat any vegetables I put out ( only nuts) but will chomp at my flower buds and foliage. P.s.s., I grew- up in Jersey. Never knew it was the state fruit.
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this episode! So much great 👍🏼 info!...and those rustic blueberry crostatas are to die for!
You were in my neck of the woods! My husband and I visit Willamette Valley Pie Company on Saturday mornings for their amazing lemon scones. Great episode!
Oh boy those pies look 👀 delicious!!! Beautiful blueberries!!Great episode Allen. Oh!!!!the petunias are gorgeous.
I might try a few in pots this year 💕
Great tutorial on blueberry, enjoy picking every year especially wild blueberries from Maine or Quebec, there're so flavourful😋😋
Enjoyed this. Hope to plant Blueberries here on our new farm as well as some fruit trees. Thanks and God Bless
Really want to plant a couple in pots on my deck. So beautiful with petunias. Gorgeous.T.Y. Nice pie😳💜
Oh boy beautiful and I'm sure tasty
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Where can we get a recording of that bird sound?
Thanks, but what about growing requirements? It would be nice to know whether they grow well in any type of soil or climate, wateing requirements, that sort of thing. Edit: Oh, I've seen your reply to another comment with the link to the blog. Good info there, thanks.
Neldidellavittoria here are some more tips too. We have several blueberry videos on the channel. czcams.com/video/b3f4_qFpd3Q/video.html
I planted a blueberry in the pot. It did well for a month and died after that. Was it overwatered or lack of sunshine? 🤔
I dunno? Either would do it.
P a Smith...is there a certain brand that are the huge ones.some people outside of town here started blueberry fields.my father and his friend would pick them every yesr
Willard is a variety with big berries
Thanks Anne Rawls.
Check out this blog post. I hope it helps. 💚 pallensmith.com/2014/11/27/selecting-the-right-blueberry-bush-for-your-garden/