Description
In mid June when the Cranberry Viburnum is blooming the farm is striped with bright white rows of shrubs covered in flowers. But it is not the white flower we are after. Shortly after bloom the plant sets large clusters of pea sized berries. We start cutting in very early July when the fruit is still green and only very slightly dusted with red. As we progress through the season the berries ripen to a bright solid red, a bit more every week until we are done in late August or early September. The stems are thick and woody, the foliage detailed and somewhat maple like.
