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ships in spring‘Erntedank’ LingonberryPlantsCheck for new listings in early August
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Lingonberry Vaccinium vitis-idaea
Also called Foxberry, Cowberry, Mountain Cranberry. Vigorous shallow-rooted spreading groundcover is related to blueberries and cranberries. Bright red glossy berries and small shiny dark green leaves—all quite lovely. Adorable tiny bell-shaped white flowers in spring attract a plethora of pollinators. Extremely popular in Scandinavia and now catching on in the U.S. Ripen in late summer but are best after a frost. Can produce 1–2 lb per plant for up to 20 years.
Native to circumpolar boreal forests. Incredibly tough and very hardy.
Growing Lingonberries
- Soil: Prefers poor sandy acidic soils.
- Sun: Full.
- Pollination: Plant more than one variety to ensure good fruit production.
- Spacing: Plant 12–18" apart.