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it looks like a cram berry
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Why is a cranberry called a cranberry?
Early settlers called it the "craneberry" because the stem and flower look like the neck and head of a crane. Over time, it was shortened to "cranberry."
What does the fruit dates look like?
It looks like a blown up cranberry when it is picked and its black.
How did the cranberry get its name?
The name "cranberry" is believed to have originated from early European settlers in America who thought the flower of the cranberry plant resembled the head and bill of a crane, hence the name "crane berry" which eventually evolved into cranberry.
Where is the cranberry plant grown?
Native to North America.
What colour goes will with cranberry?
Cranberry pairs beautifully with various colors, including soft neutrals like cream and beige, which create a warm and inviting look. For a bolder contrast, shades like navy blue or forest green complement cranberry well. Additionally, metallics such as gold or silver can add a touch of elegance to any cranberry-themed palette.
What does the sea fan look like?
it look like a plant
Do you like cranberry juice?
no
What does a broom corn plant look like?
what does broom corn look like
What does the Papyrus plant look like?
the papyrus plant is a tall water plant that is green and looks like a feather duster when young
What does a tobacco plant look like?
A tobacco plant looks like a cabbage or lettuce plant in some ways
What does a dried cranberry look like?
They are thin skinned, glossy, round red/orange fruit about 1/2 a centimetre in diameter.
What is the Latin name of the cranberry plant?
Vaccinium macrocarpon and is a member of the Heath (Ericaceae) family.
