A Crash Course in Upside Down Blueberries
Saturday, February 27th, 2010
Upon hearing about upside down blueberry growing, most people tend to scratch their heads and be overcome with a look of puzzlement. Mainly because, you know, they have absolutely no idea what upside down blueberry growing even is.
One could probably blame society for this, since, technically, we tend to over complicate practically everything, no matter what it is or whatever it entails. Upside down blueberry growing consists of exactly what it sounds like: upside down blueberry growing! That’s it!
If you’re not well-versed in the world of gardening, though, then the fact that you grow the blueberries upside down might not mean much. For all of these people, please allow us to paint you a pretty and simple picture. Growing upside down blueberries is important and ground breaking because it not only allows you to grow your very own blueberries in season’s you might not normally be able to do so (like winter and early spring), but it also enables one to actually grow blueberries from within their very own homes!
Yes, seriously! As long as you have a few windows throughout your house that face the sun at any given time throughout the day then you’re good to go and ready to roll! And in the interests of not over complicating it any further, we’re going to leave it at that. If you’d like to grow blueberries inside of your home and have some windows that get decent sunlight throughout the day then you’re eligible to grow your very own upside down blueberries — plain and simple. So what are you waiting for?!

As we all know, blueberries are incredibly delicious. They’re sweet, a little tart, petite and are good in practically anything you put them in. Blueberry muffins, blueberry pancakes, blueberry juice, blueberry ice cream — heck, even blueberries by themselves are incredibly elegant. Basically, if you don’t like blueberries, then you’re simply missing out. Big time. Because they’re arguably one of the best fruits in the entire fruit section of the food pyramid.