By Paula Figoni
Published 2003
Blueberries come as two main types: wild and cultivated. Wild blueberries, also known as low-bush blueberries, grow on ground-hugging vines in the rocky soil of Maine and the Atlantic provinces of Canada. Cultivated blueberries, also called high-bush blueberries, grow on shrubs in several regions throughout the United States and Canada. Blueberries, depending on the species, sometimes go by other names, including bilberries, rabbiteyes, and huckleberries.
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