Size Description: 

2-0 (Height: 20" average, 10" minimum) 

Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum opulus var. opulus)   Zones 2-7

Growth Rate: medium (12-24" per year)                 Height: 8-12' / Spread: 8-12'

pH Levels: 6.0-7.5                                                   Soil: deep, moist to well-drained, Prefers loams with consistent moisture (Intolerant of extended drought) 

Sun: Full sun to partial shade                        

Fall Color: red to purple                                           Tolerate: Flood, disease and insect tolerant

Flowering: white/flat clusters in May to early June   Fruits: Fruit ripens in September/October and will hold on all winter. 

Uses: Edible berries for people and animals. Wildlife food and cover, host plant for Azure butterflies, and food plant for many butterflies. Used for stream bank stabilization, erosion control on low/moist ground, hedge or a windbreak. Transplants easily.

Planting Tips: As a hedge where a medium/tall screen is desired, plant 2 rows 2 feet apart with staggered spacing or 1 row with 1 foot spacing.

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These are bare root seedlings. The roots of some seedlings may be trimmed for ease of planting and packaging purposes.  

The price above is listed per individual seedling. A total price for your seedlings will appear in your cart and at check out. Shipping cost will be calculated during checkout.