Cranberry Plants

Cranberries are a noticeably acidic fruit which can vary from bright to dark red. The cranberry loves a peat, bog like environment and when this is replicated with the condition that the soil has a low ph level (or planted in a large pot or tub with ericatiuos compost) they should grow successfully. The cranberry fruit are ready from late September in warmer British climates to mid October in colder, more northern areas. Cranberries are also often noted for their many health benefits.
Medium sized dark red fruits to pick mid-late august.
Medium sized dark red fruits to pick late august.
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Key / Size Guide
B/R (Bare Root) - The traditional way to buy
deciduous trees and shrubs. Perfect for planting between November and March.
R/B (Root Ball) - The traditional way to buy evergreen trees
and shrubs. The plants are kept in their own soil, making them ideal to transplant
between November and March.
C/G (Container Grown) - A very convenient way to buy trees
and shrubs, already rooted in their pots, they can be planted all year round. Sizes given in litres.
H/S (Half standard) - Half standard trees are 2-3 years old and
have a clear stem of 1.25-1.5m with a bushy head of branches. The total height from the ground is
usually 1.8-2.4m (6-8ft).
B (Bush) - Bush trees are 2-3 years old and have a clear
stem of 0.8-1m with a bushy head of branches. The total height from the ground is
usually 1.5-1.8m (5-6ft).
Maiden (Feathered tree) - A good, well-defined
prominent leader running straight up through the young tree. Perfect for training
into a half standard, standard or fan-trained tree. Sizes given in cm's.
Multi-stemmed - A tree with two or more main stems
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