highbush cranberry, fully ripe and they will hang around for a while. the seeds need a long warm stratification, almost six months at room temperature so starting the now is helpful to get plants growing in the spring.
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Original photos of this plant from Oak Summit Nursery.
highbush cranberry seeds drying. they’re so pink - a feature of how I like to prepare them by mashing the fruit a bit and letting them soak for several days to soften. The red in the fruit juice dyes the seeds bright pink. If you do this process quickly and clean the fruit off the same day, the seeds are more of a pale white.
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Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum trilobum, American Cranberry) - Zone 3 - 40+ Seeds
Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum trilobum, American Cranberry) - Zone 3 - 40+ Seeds
Native to Canada and the US
Same family as elderberry, not actually a true cranberry
Seeds require a long warm stratification, for best results plant in the summer for germination the next spring
Medium sized shrub with edible bright red berries with a tart flavour similar to cranberries.
Can made into jelly.
Grows 6-12ft (2-4m) tall
Hardiness Zone: 2-3
Stratification Required: 6 months warm + 2-4 months cold
Seed source: Manitoba
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