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Bulletin 1540
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Propagating disease-free blueberry plants is important for the future sustainability of the blueberry industry in Georgia and the Southeast. Over the past two to three decades, the Georgia blueberry industry has experienced remarkable growth and has become a national leader in blueberry production. To remain competitive, Georgia blueberry producers need a supply of healthy plants to replace older plantings and obsolete varieties. This publication helps producers understand how to best address many cultural and disease issues observed in developing disease-free transplants from softwood cuttings.

Status and Revision History
Published on Jun 23, 2021
Published with Full Review on Jul 17, 2024

Faculty
Phillip M. Brannen Extension Fruit Disease Specialist, Plant Pathology Jonathan E. Oliver Associate Professor - Fruit Pathologist, Plant Pathology

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