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Pilgrim Cranberry

Gardening Guide: Cranberries Gardening Guide

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Pilgrim Cranberry

In this Plant Profile, get specific details on Pilgrim cranberries, one of the Plant Profiles featured in our Cranberries Gardening Guide.

By Bill Dugan, Editor and Publisher

Pilgrim Cranberry

Pilgrim Cranberry

A hybrid of Prolific and McFarlin, Pilgrim is low in pectin and high in juiciness. It’s also resistant to frost and false blossom, a disease that can keep a cranberry plant from producing. Unpicked berries will stay on the vine through the winter.

Sun Exposure

  • full sun

Soil pH

  • 4.5 to 5.5

Hardiness Zones

  • 2 to 7

Spacing

  • 2 to 3 feet apart

Moisture

  • 1 inch per week

Notes

  • good for cooking and juicing

Do you grow Pilgrim cranberries? If so, please tell us your top tips for ensuring a delicious harvest by commenting below.

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Food Gardening Network Cranberry Gardening Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Curator’s Corner
  • Introduction
  • Types of Cranberries
  • Growing Cranberries from Seeds, Cuttings, or Seedlings
  • Sun and Soil Requirements for Growing Cranberries
  • Planting Cranberries in the Ground or in Raised Beds
  • Growing Cranberries in Containers
  • Watering, Weeding, and Fertilizing your Cranberry Plants
  • Harvesting your Cranberries
  • Storing and Preserving Your Cranberries
  • Dealing with Cranberry Diseases
  • Dealing with Cranberry Pests
  • Essential Tools and Equipment for Growing and Enjoying Cranberries
  • Plant Profiles

  • Stevens Cranberry
  • Pilgrim Cranberry
  • Early Black Cranberry
  • Ben Lear Cranberry
  • Recipes

  • Cranberry Relish
  • Cranberry Brussels Sprouts
  • Cranberry Bars
  • Cranberry Chutney
  • Cranberry Cloud
  • Additional Articles

  • Nutrition Facts about Cranberries
  • Health Benefits and Home Remedies of Cranberries
  • Resources about Cranberries
  • Cranberry Glossary
  • Related Articles

  • How to Use Cranberries All Year Long

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