Wild blueberries, 1 of only 3 berries native to North America, vary considerably from the cultivated kind that most people think of when they picture a blueberry. Cultivated blueberries are fairly uniform in their size, color and taste. Wild blueberries are generally much smaller in size than cultivated. They also vary in color from different shades of blue to almost black. Taste varies from very sweet to not-so-sweet.
Cultivated blueberries take careful planning and planting, whereas wild blueberries grow naturally in fields and rocky hills called barrens. No one plants wild blueberries; they’ve grown naturally for thousands of years.
Because wild blueberries grow on their own, they are a low-maintenance crop. Field owners are hands-off throughout most of the growing season, although they often introduce bees to naturally pollinate the bushes. Wild blueberries have a two-year crop cycle, so owners prune fields every other year with rotary mowers.
Credit:
The University of Maine
umaine.edu/
WildBlueberries
www.wildblueberries.com/
Oxford Wild Blueberries
oxfordwildblueberries.com/
Puratos
www.puratos.ca/en
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