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Old 27-04-2008, 12:05 PM
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Default I think I'm killing my cranberry

Bought a cranberry plant last year and put it in a pot with ericaoius (sp) compost and it trailled over the sides quite nicely over the year. As it was it's first year I didn't expect anything from it. In the autumn the leaves when a bronzey colour which I understand is quite normal. However, it now appears to be a bit on the dead side, the growth from last year is very brown and although there'a a bit of more healthy looking stuff at low level it's very sick looking. What should it look like at this time of year and is there anyway I can revive it in any way?
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Not much help to you but mine looks exactly the same. I was hoping they're just a bit later to revive?!
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