“We suggest that if you're using a 15-gallon pot, you go with the shorter, wider pot… about 18 inches deep and about 18-24 inches wide.”

Romero Lobo · In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners · Bountiful Blueberries

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Recommend using a 15-gallon container that is short and wide (≈18-24 inches wide and 12-18 inches deep) for blueberry plants

15-gallon; 18-24" wide; 12-18" deep

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