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Rabbit Eye is a southern variety. I'm not sure if it's related to our northern blueberries. But, they do well in the southern climates, where our northern blueberries would not. Rabbit Eyes won't grow up here either.

Yep, night time protection only.

I assume they are all leafed out? And, you're in Georgia? This does not compute! Do you have some buckets or trash cans you could set over them? You could cover them at night, and as soon as the temp is above 32, you could uncover them. Generally, blueberries are very hardy, but, I'm...

If the mice don't prune them again!

I think they may surprise you, and rise up from the stubble better than they were before. I had mice shear one of my dwarf lilacs right to the ground last winter. And that thing grew back very nicely. Of course, it didn't bloom, but it sure did grow back nicely!

I've never raised turkeys, but Sunbeam makes a nice heating pad that can be set at a very low temp and can be set to stay on indefinitely. It can be thrown in the washer, though if using it on poultry, i'd cover it with a towel.

I think a freshly plucked potato has got to be right up there... almost to the level of the sun warmed tomato in it's WOW factor.

I've fenced my whole garden with deer netting cut to 3.5' tall. It's working great for keeping the veggies in and keeping the chickens out! I started mine in water last fall.

I've also seen small plastic water bottles (or you could use a piece of plastic) used to propagate bushes that don't readily bend down to be pegged for propagation. You cut the bottom off the bottle, then slice it open the length of the bottle (unless the stem is thin enough to readily slip...

Have you tried taking a lower branch of the shrub that you want to propagate, nicking the bark or outer skin down to the cambium layer, and pegging it down to the soil, holding it in place with a rock, or a gardening staple? That allows it to root while still receiving nutrition from the mother...

I've had 2 humane society dogs with wonderful results. The first was a black lab. Everybody knows what they are like. My son cut his teeth on her tail, and used her for a mobile support system when he was learning to walk. The second was a Terrier mix, definitely more of a gamble regarding...

We just upgraded from dial up a couple of years ago! I have an old fashioned telephone down stairs... remember the kind where you put your finger in the hole and turn the dial for each number???

I may try that... rooting my blueberries. Not because i need more plants, but just to see if i can do it.