Since blueberries have no seeds, how did nature create the blueberry bush to start with? Not like some trees like the oak & acorn, & bushes of different sorts, blueberries cannot be grown from the blueberry itself, correct?
Lee
Blueberries
Blueberries have seeds. They are small and gritty. Blueberries can be grown from seed.
The berries we eat are the seed pods. If you tear one open you can (hardly) see them but they are there. Probably caught in your teeth, too!
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