(Note: That's why they're so popular around Thanksgiving.) But have you ever wondered where cranberries grow? You may have seen those picturesque images of ruby red cranberries submerged in water.

One of only three commonly cultivated fruits native to North America, and the Bay State’s No. 1 commercial crop, cranberries face an uncertain future as the impact of global climate change alters the ...

Farmers now grow enough to feed Americans some 400 million pounds of cranberries each year. This crop doesn’t usually come from massive commercial farms, though—small cranberry-farming ...

Hence, learning of more and more people about its health benefits made cranberry extract continue to grow in popularity; it ...

Cranberries are primarily harvested in the water. Kellyanne Dignan: Despite what people think, they don't grow in water all year. Narrator: Cranberries begin as vines in wetland fields called a bog.