(Note: That's why they're so popular around Thanksgiving.) But have you ever wondered where cranberries grow? You may have ...

saw the resemblance of blooming cranberry flowers, petals and the stem growing on the shrub to the head, neck and bill of a crane. Fresh cranberries cooked with lots of sugar for a Thanksgiving ...

Cranberries would seem to grow in water, right? That assumption isn’t totally accurate, though. Cranberries do require an acid peat bog, but being submerged in water would kill the plants during ...

Sailors used to eat them to prevent scurvy while at sea. Today, they grow on about 40,000 acres in the U.S. each year. Cranberries grow on vines in freshwater bogs, mostly in the northern U.S. and ...

A prolonged dry spell across areas of New Jersey has made harvesting cranberries slow, expensive and almost impossible for many farmers as reservoirs dry up, water tables shrink and a general lack ...