Highbush Cranberry - Wentworth Apricot Ripening: Late September to early

Ripening: Late September to early October

spread of 90 to 120 cm (35 to 47 inches)

are upright and long lasting

and Achillea aegyptiaca var

Lastly if your not using it and harvesting the leaves it's going to leave you with a kinda gross slimy black patch when it dies itself in the fall

Highbush Cranberry - Wentworth Apricot Ripening: Late September to earlyHardiness: Zone 2. Size: Shrub up to 10 ft. Planting: Extremely tolerant, Full sun to full shade, can tolerate wet conditions. Fruit: Bright Red, fruit approx 0. 75cm. Pollination: Self pollinating. Use: Excellent for jams and preserves. Ripening: August to September and will persist on tree for winter. Pot: 1 gal and 2 gal. The berries are not a true cranberry, but can be used the same way as cranberries in cooking, jams and sauces. When eaten raw