Vaccinium macrocarpon - American Cranberry - Unrooted Division Plants Partridge pea does not produce

Partridge pea does not produce thorns and works to improve soil quality

Random selection from New Jersey Ecotype

Light: Bright direct light for most of the day

and pale upper pitchers with a striped peristome

Native pitcher plant hybrid - Random rooted division

Vaccinium macrocarpon - American Cranberry - Unrooted Division Plants Partridge pea does not produceVaccinium macrocarpon is commonly known as American cranberry. This plant is actually in the blueberry genus but has an interesting scrambling form. This plant is native to bogs here on the east coast and produces edible and tasty fruit! Foliage of cranberries stays evergreen with interesting red berries produced late in the season. The flowers of Vaccinium macrocarpon are unique. Cranberry has immense wildlife value with hundreds of species