[chickpea13]

Can anyone recommend an alternative to cranberries that are available in England (even better Sussex).
I want to make Cranberry sauce but can't find local Cranberries and don't want to buy imported ones from the supermarket, so I was wondering if there was another type of berry that I could use as an alternative.
Also I can't grow them myself as I live in a flat with a tiny but full balcony.

[Ice]

The only thing I can think of is to use redcurrants instead.

[PinkTequila]

I have a cranberry plant! Does not produce tons but I think with two or three plants there woujld be enough for cranberry jelly. I also think if one put a bit of effort into growing them then a good crop couold be had.

[Janeymiddlewife]

not grown them, but they're similar to cranberries and are supposed to grow well
http://www.dobies.co.uk/pd_481347_Lingonberry.htm

Sorry - just re read your post about balcony - doh - I have made cranberry sauce with dried cranberries, orange juice & port - almost as yummy as fresh

[Beetroot queen]

I want a cranberry plant or three but cant find them  :shock:

[garddwr]

never liked cranberies much

[richyrich7]

I want a cranberry plant or three but cant find them  :shock:

T&M ?? plant them under blueberries they trail and the blueberries go up or so my OH tells me