July is a month of real summer and we pass through these 31 days with plenty of warm or hot weather. Cool dew-covered mornings may give way to clouds and thunder showers in the afternoon and evening.

Have you thought about growing your own summer berries? Winter is the time to buy bare-root plants. As well as raspberries ...

The blueberry is one of the Garden State's signature crops and it's just about blueberry season. Visit these 14 spots for ...

'Blueberry bushes prefer acidic soil with a pH level of 4.0 to 5.5,' notes Kathi. 'The soil's pH can be lowered by adding peat moss, for instance.

And unlike toys, berries especially go bad very quickly. If you see a ripe one, you might be the only person who ever sees it ...

If you love blueberries, did you know you can pick your own this summer? The season can run through July in some parts of ...

Perennials are plants and flowers that grow and bloom over the spring and summer, die every autumn and winter and then grow ...

Blueberry plants are fairly easy to grow, making them a great choice for both inexperienced and avid gardeners. But, for the ...

Fresh berries are delicious on their own. But while they're in season, make the most of them by turning them into berry ...

J.Q. Fruit Farm, outside of Princeton, is home to about 10,000 berry plants on to six acres of land. The farm has four varieties of berries, as well as a small section of raspberries. In the fall, ...

And blueberry bushes don’t mind warm temperatures. “They’re a really sustainable plant,” said Wendy Camacho, chief operating officer at Keel Farms. “We’ve had these ones for years.” ...