Berries > Wild berries

Wild berries normally grow in xeric, sub-xeric or mesic heath forests or in barren types of bogs where mainly pine or spruce trees grow. Forests are home to, for example, the lingonberry, bilberry, raspberry, common crowberry and cranberry. Bogs are a typical environment of the cloudberry, bog bilberry, crowberry and cranberry. Varieties found on fells include the crowberry, alpine bearberry, lingonberry and bog bilberry.