Illustration of various berries native to Vermont, including blackberry, red currant, strawberry, red raspberry, elderberry, and blueberry, with handwritten labels and a Vermont Harvest of the Month logo.

Berries

Blueberries, raspberries and strawberries all grow in the wild and are cultivated in Vermont.

Downloads (PDF):

Fresh mixed berries including strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, and cherries spread on a rustic white wooden surface.

Retailer Shelf tag

Register Sign

English Flyer

Cafeteria Flyer

Educator Flyer

Home Flyer

Reading List:

» Berries, Nuts and Seeds, by Diane Burns
» Blueberries For Sal, by Robert McCloskey
» Jamberry, by Bruce Degen
» Raspberries!, by Jay O’Callahan
» The Berry Book, by Gail Gibbons
» The Blackberry Patch, by Gine D’Andrea

Activities:

NOFA-VT: Searchable Farms & Producers Directory

Ultimate Guide to Growing the Best Berries

Berry Acrostic Poems

Recipes:

Articles:

A white paper bag filled with fresh blueberries held over a grassy ground.

Harvest Photos

Close-up of blueberry plants with ripe and unripe blueberries among green leaves.
Red berries on a branch with green and brown leaves
Close-up of a person's hand holding fresh blueberries in a garden with blueberry bushes in the background.