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Pruning blueberries is essential in order to maintain their size, shape, and productivity. When blueberry plants are not pruned, they can become overgrown masses of weak, leggy growth with small fruit. However, severe pruning can lead to larger berries but fewer in number.n addition, prune out unproductive canes that have not produced any new growth. Generally for blueberry plant pruning, you should remove the two oldest canes each winter. In the first two years, adequate pruning will help train blueberry bushes into the most desired shape for promoting maximum fruit production.
Add an inch of mulch material each year. Blueberries need irrigation here in Arkansas in order to be successful so water well at planting and water throughout the year as needed. Prune off the large flower buds at the tips of the shoots the first and second seasons, especially on smaller plants.lus they have often been called ânatureâs viagraâ! What you may not realize is that they are quite easy to grow in Arkansas too! Start by picking a sunny location; it can be in a garden, a raised bed or somewhere in your landscape.