Cranberry 'PILGRIM'

Cranberry Pilgrim

One of the most highly regarded large-fruited cranberry varieties, known for its productivity and bright red berries that keep for a long time.

Characteristics:

• Berries: medium to large, round, dark red and highly ornamental.

• Flavour: refreshing and tart, especially suitable for juices, jams, drying and freezing.

• Harvest: late; the berries are picked in September–October.

• Bush: creeping and quickly covers the soil surface, making it excellent for ornamental planting too.

Advantages:

• Very productive and hardy variety.

• Resistant to frost and diseases.

• The berries keep for a long time after picking and are suitable for storage and transport.

• Contains plenty of vitamin C, antioxidants and other valuable nutrients.

Growing:
Prefers acidic, moist but well-drained soil and a sunny location. Mulching with peat or conifer litter is recommended. It can be planted among blueberries to reduce the need for weeding.