Cranberry

Large-fruited cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) is an evergreen shrub, known for its valuable health and culinary properties. Its fruits are rich in vitamins C and A, antioxidants and fiber, supporting the health and immunity of the body.

Examples of cranberry varieties available in our offer:

• Cranberry 'Early Black': A very early variety, bearing medium-sized, slightly pear-shaped, dark red fruits with a shiny skin.

• Cranberry 'Stevens': A variety with large, spherical, red fruits, ripening in October.

Why is it worth growing cranberries:

• Nutritional value: Cranberry fruits are rich in vitamins and antioxidants, supporting the body's health and immunity.

• Versatility of use: Cranberries are perfect for preparations such as juices, syrups, jellies, jams or tinctures. It can also be a tasty addition to tea, salads, muesli and meat, especially pork and game.

• Decorativeness: Cranberries are an evergreen shrub with long creeping stems, and their shiny, red fruits are a bright accent of the garden in autumn.

Cranberry care:

• Planting: Cranberry shrubs can be planted both in autumn and spring. Plants should be planted in holes filled with acidic peat, keeping a distance of about 20-30 cm between the bushes.

• Watering: Cranberries need regular watering, especially during periods of drought, to ensure that the soil is properly moist.

• Fertilization: It is recommended to use fertilizers designed for acidophilic plants, according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

• Pruning: Old cranes can be rejuvenated by mowing them with a lawn mower in early spring.