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Originally Posted by Andrey_BY
The right name is Klyukva v sakhare (Sugar covered cranberry).
This is a Russian commercial variety with quite attractive look.
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Slightly OT, but some time ago I mentioned to my mom I had a 'sugared cranberry' growing indoors. In a moment of confusion, she understood that literally and was concerned I was already so far gone in my gardening passion that I was growing a cranberry plant ...
They are in fact available in nurseries (along with wild lingonberries, cloudberries and other forest berries), but very tricky to look after. The peat moss has the be exactly right for the plant to thrive. A 'sugared cranberry' tomato hopefully is much easier to keep alive!