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32 Koralle Lingonberry Plants, Vaccinium vitis-idaea 'Koralle', 2 Year Old Evergreen Berry Shrubs, Edible Red Berries, Groundcover

32 Koralle Lingonberry Plants, Vaccinium vitis-idaea 'Koralle', 2 Year Old Evergreen Berry Shrubs, Edible Red Berries, Groundcover

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32 Koralle Lingonberry Plants – 2-Year-Old Live Plants

Create a beautiful evergreen landscape or expand your edible berry garden with 32 Koralle Lingonberry plants (Vaccinium vitis-idaea 'Koralle'). This compact, low-maintenance shrub is valued for its tart red berries, glossy evergreen foliage, and attractive spreading growth habit. Suitable for landscape beds, low-growing groundcover, and containers.

Plant Features

  • Quantity: 32 live plants

  • Age: 2 years old

  • Variety: Koralle Lingonberry

  • Botanical Name: Vaccinium vitis-idaea 'Koralle'

  • Mature Height: 6–18 inches

  • Mature Spread: 1–3 feet

  • USDA Zones: 3–7; Zone 8 on the West Coast

  • Growth Habit: Compact, upright evergreen shrub with spreading, mat-like growth

Flowers and Edible Berries

Small, glossy evergreen leaves provide year-round greenery. In spring, Koralle produces delicate, bell-shaped flowers in shades of white to pink.

Bright red edible berries develop in summer and fall, adding seasonal color into fall and winter. Koralle is known for heavy fruit production and may produce two crops: one in late summer and another in early fall.

The tart berries are wonderful for:

  • Homemade sauces

  • Jellies and preserves

  • Other kitchen creations

Growing and Planting

Koralle Lingonberries are suitable for landscape planting, low-growing groundcover, and containers.

  • Spacing: Plant approximately 12 inches apart.

  • Light: Sunny to partly shaded locations; avoid afternoon sun.

  • Soil: Rich, acidic, well-draining soil with a pH of 4.0–6.0.

  • Moisture: Maintain consistent moisture, but avoid waterlogged conditions.

  • Mulching: Mulch around plants to retain moisture and suppress weeds.

  • Fertilizer: Light spring fertilizing can be beneficial.

Lingonberries struggle in alkaline or heavy clay soils. Peat moss, fir materials, pine sawdust, or pine needles can help lower soil pH.

Container and Soil Recommendations

For seasonal container growing, consider using our Lingonberry Potting Soil Mix.

For in-ground planting, sawdust can make up approximately 10% of the soil mix, with an additional 2 inches used as mulch. As the sawdust breaks down, it helps lower soil pH.

Our professional-style Lingonberry soil mix contains:

  • 30% fine fir bark, 3/8-inch minus, unscreened

  • 10% fir sawdust

  • 15% natural Cascade Mountain volcanic pumice, 3/8-inch minus, unscreened

  • 25% peat moss

  • 10% perlite

  • 10% vermiculite

Pollination

Koralle is self-pollinating. Planting another lingonberry variety, such as 'Red Candy', nearby may help increase berry production.

Shipping Information

  • Free shipping is included to most locations.

  • Larger boxes and shipments to Alaska, Hawaii, APO addresses, U.S. Territories, or remote areas may require an additional freight surcharge.

Please contact us before ordering if you have questions about shipping or growing conditions.

Bring home 32 two-year-old Koralle Lingonberry plants for a lush evergreen groundcover and an attractive edible landscape!

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