Evergreen Huckleberry: Barb Talks

The Evergreen Huckleberry plant grows better in full shade. My remaining Evergreen Huckleberry (I used to have three) has grown weary of it's half sun/half shade position. So I'm gifting the plant to a member of a local organic gardeners group who will give it a home in full shade. See More Barb Talks, where I discuss simple things that bring me joy
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[@TylerSmith-ce8mk]

I need a full shade berry producing shrub! I wonder if it'll grow in Arkansas...

[@BarbTalks-mu7sm]

You might want to check with your local plant nursery(ies) or your area horticultural society. A quick online search I found a person that may be able to help you, a master gardener at the university ahsgardening.org/about-us/news-press/region/ar/

[@shawnkiesel5349]

Is it okay if you have some under ripe red berries when you cook it to make jam

[@BarbTalks-mu7sm]

Hmm. I personally would just use ripe berries, but maybe another viewer has something to add here?