Saginaw Bay Blueberry

Honeybush, rose hips, apple pieces, maple flavor, natural blueberry flavor, blueberries, blue cornflowers & vanilla creme flavor.
 

As the one of the largest growers in the country, Michigan produces millions of pounds of blueberries each year. About half the berries are sold fresh at farmers markets, grocery stores or through U-pick while the other half are processed for the frozen or value-added market. According to Michigan State University, more than 30 varieties of blueberries are grown in Michigan. The Michigan blueberry harvest lasts from mid-July through early September.

Most of Michigan’s commercial blueberry production is located in southwest Michigan, where sandy, moist soils and high water tables result in excellent blueberry soils. However, blueberries are grown throughout the state. In Saginaw County in particular, there is farm that's been growing blueberries for over 80 yeas.