Lingonberry Berries In The Forest Stock Photo

Cranberries are a close relative of cranberries, but they grow not in swamps, but in the forest, and they ripen much earlier. This is a noticeable and bright berry. Lingonberry berries, red against a background of green leaves, usually appear in August, and they can be harvested until the end of September. People have been collecting lingonberries only in the wild for a long time and only in the XVIII century began to engage in the cultural cultivation of this evergreen plant.