Where are you planning to put the blueberry patch Rad?
This picture looks south from our house which is roughly centered in a one acre island.
See the rock border shaped a bit like Florida or a gun holster?
Just past the flat top of Florida, is an area that will include a small pond at the bottom of a waterfall coming down the rocks to the right. The blueberry bushes will be used as a screen to set apart the currently open area between Florida and the little arbor gate leading back into the wood chopping area my wife likes to call the Viking Lodge.
OPTION #1 for excess blueberry bushes, is the lower meadow, in the left side of the photo near the brook (where the deer walk)
OPTION #2 would be the ledge which is out of sight.
See the little patch of snow in a line between the tops of the two arbor gates? That is about 400 feet from the deck where I took the photo and is a soggy meadow just past the southern end of the island. This is provisionally named Mushroom Meadow as I plan to erect log sections upright in the shady edges of this meadow, sunk into the damp ground and inoculated with Shiitake and other mushroom spores. There is a land bridge over a tiny stream from the island to Mushroom Meadow.
See where the sky is first visible directly over the right arbor gate? That is the shrub and tree covered peak of a basalt? ledge about 1/3 mile away. The "waterfall" rock and Mushroom Meadow are the feet of this ledge which rises 3-4 stories into the air. If I plant blueberries on the ledge, I can call it Blueberry Hill.
The north (closest) slope of the ledge is currently covered with invasive species bushes in the honeysuckle family. The rest of the ledge is native maple, ash, pine, and oak. Last year I cut a path straight up the ledge in line with our house accessible from Mushroom Meadow.
The brook to the left of the photo makes 9 or 10 serpentine curves in a "C" shape around the ledge and then passes under a road. The brook to the left and backyard fences and swampy creeks to the right of the ledge are natural barriers to humans, enclosing about 6 acres of land accessible mostly through Mushroom Meadow. This winter I cut a path between the brook and the ledge.
I hope my words created a bit of an image of the ledge on my neighbors land.