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‘Stevens’ Cranberry

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$23.00
Item: 7662-A
stock details: 6" pots
$103.50
Item: 7662-B
stock details: 6" pots
Vaccinium macrocarpon
Red skin.

4–10" Also called Bog Cranberry.

This is the red cranberry of holiday sauces, bread, juice and jelly. Adaptable to everything from bogs to dry rocky outcroppings. Self-pollinating. Native to northeastern U.S. and Canada. Comes in a bushy 6" clump, which can be carefully divided or planted as a whole and divided in future years. Zone 2.

Maine Grown.
ships in spring
Quick Details
Skin Color
red
Maine Grown
Yes
Hardy to Zone
2
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Variety Product Type Skin Color Maine Grown Hardy to Zone
‘Blushing Moon’™ plants white Yes 2
‘Stevens’ plants red Yes 2
Additional Information

American Cranberries Vaccinium macrocarpon

Dense low lustrous evergreen ground cover, reddish purple in fall and loaded with large red berries. Once established, makes a beautiful and edible “lawn.” Handpick or rake like blueberries before hard frost. Use fresh, freeze or store in a cool basement or root cellar for months. Bitter and alkalizing effects make it one of the most common remedies for bladder infections. An excellent source of vitamin C. Annually flooded for frost protection and harvesting convenience in commercial operations, but not necessary in home plots. Self-fertile. Native to northeastern U.S. and Canada.

Growing Cranberries

  • Soil: Prefers acidic cool moist soil high in organic matter; adaptable to everything from bogs to dry rocky outcroppings.
  • Sun: Full.
  • Pollination: Self-pollinating: you only need one.
  • Planting: Plant comes in a bushy 6" clump, which can be carefully divided or planted as a whole and divided in future years.

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Shipping

Items from our perennial plants warehouse ship from early March through mid-to-late May, weather depending, beginning with warmer USDA zones.