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"Highbush blueberries, not to be confused with lowbush found in the
blueberry barrens.​"

Yes mainly.  Only three or four little low bush plants I did not include in the count.  Do not recall seeing honey bees on them either.  Too much trouble to squat and pick the few berries on them when the big ones give us more berries than we can eat so the birds get them.

Dick


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