Highbush Cranberry - Wentworth Apricot Ripening: Late September to early

Ripening: Late September to early October

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

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

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