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Spot on with all the advice here, if don't have acid soil then a pot is your best bet. Located some place bright (but not sunny) and then all you really need it to keep it well watered (they love very moist conditions). As per advice here I underplanted mine with cranberries as these love the same conditions, I finished it off with a thick bark mulch to help retain water. I do feed mine one a week with a seaweed/iron mixture. I recommend this over standard seaweed feeds or ericaceous feeds. I bought mine as a 1 year old tree during the winter and it's neally doubled in size. On another note beware of catpillers on these they are very fond of the leaves and I had to pick a few off during the spring.
Hi have just read through the thread as I spotted some cranberries in Homebase yesterday 6 for £9.99. Am looking to plant my two bushes plus probably a third on the lottie and will look to underplant with cranberries too. Do they need a particularly sunny place as the moistest corner of my lottie is quite shady except in the height of summer?
Bright Blessings
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