Product Review

The American Cranberry, Vaccinium macrocarpon, is native to the United States. The fruits of the plant have been consumed for many years by Americans due to its unique flavor and high vitamin content.

Most of us think of the lowbush cranberry as being a plant just for bogs, but they have been grown in upland soil and prospering for years. The plants reach a mature height of 8" - 10", spreading outward to form a thick mat of vines and delicate leaves. Hardy in zones 4-8. Prefers sun.