Where do cranberries grow?

Cranberry can also be called cranberry or cranberry. It is a small berry. Its fruit ripens from August to October. The ripe cranberry flesh is bright red, very juicy and tastes sweet.

Where do cranberries grow?

Cranberry grows in acidic peat soil in the cool zones of the northern hemisphere. It is a very typical traditional North American fruit. However, in the current history of cultivation in my country, there are only a few wild species in very few areas of the northeast, and they are still in the development stage.

Cranberries grow on the ground, and there are two ways to harvest them, one is wet harvesting and the other is dry harvesting. The more commonly used method is wet harvesting, which makes people feel that it grows in water. Wet harvesting is to fill the field with water. The water level must be higher than the vines, so that the cranberries will float on the water. At this time, the fruits can be gathered together and harvested.

Where Cranberries Grow

Cranberries grow in cold North American wetlands, are extremely cold-resistant, have relatively small red berries, bloom from September to October, and fruit from November to August of the following year, so they have a relatively long growth cycle.

Cranberry Origin

The main producing areas of cranberries are Wisconsin and Massachusetts in the United States, Quebec and Columbia in Canada, etc. In my country, Fuyuan City in Heilongjiang Province is the main producing area of ​​cranberries.