thank you The witch

[cranberry]

you cant go, i need your help

cranberry

[cranberry]

good night then. maybe i'll try again tomorrow. thank you for your help in the mean time.

cranberry

[sweetleaf]

www.edible.co.nz/varieties/cranberry.htm

This link gives cultural requirements, but I could not find as yet a reasonable pic of the actual plant. I will photograph my own in the morning, my skills with the camera are not extensive though so dont hold your breath!
It does not resemble the upright shrub that is continuously coming up on googling, (mine is prostrate and quite fragile) and T&M no longer has them in the catalogue, a seasonal product, obviously.


www.ars.usda.gov/is/graphics/photos/k4414-14.htm
Found it in wilkipedia,

[The witch]

cranberry said:

do the berries from the viburmum taste like the cranberrys?

Apparently viburnum berries will cause stomach upsets
www.crocus.co.uk/search/pl/?ContentType=Plant_Card&ClassID=4491&CategoryID=

cranberry said:

have i lost the plot all together and should i just forget about the cranberrys and just think about pretty plants in my garden

thank you

cranberry

It state HERE that Cranberries need to grow in a peat bog - but can be grown in a container - so you could try growing some in a large pot of John Innes Ericaceous compost - www.johninnes.info/ericaceous.htm

[The witch]

I am amazed at how many different varieties of Cranberries there are!!

I put CRANBERRY, EARLY BLACK - Vaccinium macrocarpon Early Black into the google image search - this was the result.