'Blueberry bushes prefer acidic soil with a pH level of 4.0 to 5.5,' notes Kathi. 'The soil's pH can be lowered by adding peat moss, for instance.

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Blueberry bushes thrive best in moist soil and somewhere with plenty of sunlight, so make sure you water them enough during their growing season when the weather warms up.