Technical Abstract: This study was developed and initiated to determine the nutrient distribution within a ‘Tifblue’ rabbiteye blueberry. Rooted cuttings were potted into 3.8 liter containers and placed into a completely randomized design on a covered bench. Plants were divided evenly into 3 groups for low, high and control fertilization. At the end of the growing season the plants were divided into: leaves, upper stems, lower stems, trunk, root ball, and fine roots. Mineral analysis was preformed and mineral distribution determined. Approximately 25% of nitrogen in blueberry plants is found in the leaves, with the remaining 75% being distributed evenly throughout the more woody partitions. Phosphorus is also found at 23% in the leaves and distributed evenly throughout the rest of the plant. Yet, potassium is found at a much higher concentration in the leaves at 47%. Mineral distribution varied very little with the rate of fertilization, but varied greatly with the part of plant.