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Help finding Cranberry Plants

10 years ago

I just built my first bog to grow cranberries (7 x 9 raised bed), and now I am having trouble finding places to get plants. I have 6 plants that I started from runners I got a few years ago from a local cranberry celebration, but now want to get a few more so my bed doesn't look so bare.

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kayjones
10 years ago
I just did a google.com search for 'cranberry plants for sale' and found a lot of places that have them for sale - they are expensive, though.
edlincoln
10 years ago
Where are you located? The Garden in the Woods in Natick sells them.
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edlincoln
10 years ago
Where are you located? The Garden in the Woods in Natick sells them.

You could order plants online (although the shipping costs kill you). For that matter, you could buy a bag of whole cranberries at the grocery store and plant the seeds.
jgitch
Original Author
10 years ago
Was able to find a pretty good deal online (including S&H) for quite large plants. Am also going to see about checking out The Garden in the Woods tomorrow since I am heading up that way (thanks edlincoln for the suggestion); emailed them to check their availability.

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