Cranberries are a native North American fruit that have been commercially harvested since the landing of the pilgrims. Today over 400 million pounds are harvested annually for juice and holiday dinners.
Cranberries are in the same family as blueberries and require the same sandy, acidic soils. They are traditionally planted in wetland bog areas. These areas are then flooded over for harvest and winter protection Cranberries can be planted in upland areas if winter protection is provided and the soil requirements are met.
Cranberries make an excellent ground cover which also provides a great fall crop. The cranberries we sell are the best of the commercial varieties.
All varieties originated from University of Wisconsin Test Blocks; DuBay Marsh, Wisconsin.
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