[mickwood]

Ok, I've just ordered a whole HEAP of seeds ready for my return from my trip and subsequent rush to the allotment! but I saw some berry plants (Blueberry and Goji) and wondered how easy are they to grow? What size do they get? etc etc...novice boy lol!!  :happy:

[Stripey_cat]

Blueberries are a PITA unless you're on acid soil (ideally peaty) already, or can grow them in tubs.  They are violent lime-haters, and need lime-free water too, which is another problem in hard water areas, especially if your water-butts tend to run dry in droughts.  Other than that, and the fact that they need to be kept fairly damp (which is a nuisance in containers) they're not too bad - pruning is fairly simple, and keeping them in containers restricts the size a bit anyway.  Not sure about goji, but someone will know!

[Trillium]

I'm not familiar with Goji so I can't help you there. but blueberry size depends on the variety. Some are quite low ground huggers, others can reach 6 ft in the right conditions. The 'wild', small berry types tend to be shorter, the cultivated, large berries are the taller types. google your varieties to determine height and spacing.

[Yorkie]

If you put 'Goji' into the search box, you'll find there are a few other threads about growing these berries, some might contain further useful info