Lingonberry

LINGONBERRY

Add a touch of charm and versatility to your garden with Lingonberry, a hardy, low-growing shrub prized for its glossy green foliage, delicate pink flowers, and bright red berries. Native to cool climates, this perennial is a perfect choice for edible landscapes, borders, or ground cover.

Lingonberries produce tart, flavorful fruit in late summer to early fall, ideal for making jams, jellies, sauces, and desserts. This self-pollinating plant thrives in acidic, well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade, requiring minimal maintenance. Its evergreen foliage also adds year-round beauty to your garden.

Perfect for small spaces and cold climates, Lingonberry is a delightful combination of ornamental appeal and culinary value!

Majenta

The Lingonberry 'Majenta' is a high-performing Swedish variety prized for its vibrant red berries and ornamental appeal. Growing to 12–18 inches tall, this evergreen shrub boasts lush foliage and early-season blooms, adding beauty to any garden. Its disease-resistant nature and ability to thrive in acidic, well-drained soils make it a hardy choice for colder climates. 'Majenta' produces abundant, tart berries perfect for jams, sauces, and desserts. Cross-pollination with another Lingonberry variety enhances fruit yield and size.

Red Sunset

The Lingonberry 'Red Sunset' is a compact, low-growing shrub with vibrant green foliage and larger-than-average, sweet berries ripening in early autumn. Its firm, flavorful fruit is perfect for fresh eating, jams, or sauces. This variety thrives in acidic, well-drained soil, resists disease, and works beautifully as a productive groundcover. For best yields, plant alongside other lingonberry varieties for cross-pollination.

North Farm

The Lingonberry 'North Farm' is a hardy, compact shrub producing tart-sweet red berries, perfect for jams and sauces. It grows 12–18 inches tall, thrives in acidic soil, and offers a late-summer harvest with a potential second crop in fall. Plant with another variety for the best yields.