cranberry-bog

Pull into the Crow Farm stand 192 Route 6A, crowfarm.net ; open May through Christmas for jam, cranberry-bog honey and, during the harvest, fresh local cranberries.

Cape Cod Jeff Chu 2011

House a cranberry-bog, -- that is to say, one of the many marshy spots which are interspersed in the forest, -- for which he paid five dollars the acre.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 19, May, 1859 Various

Chevy Chase, Boston Common, the Back Bay fens, and cranberry-bog.

Chapter 2. The Beginnings of American. 3. New Words of English Material Henry Louis 1921

Now and then a faint shout was borne to our ears as we halted, dripping and panting in the birches to reconnoiter some open swale ahead, or some cranberry-bog crimsoning under the October sun.

The Reckoning 1899

There was not a mill, nor a reservoir, nor a cranberry-bog, on all its course of a short mile.

Fisherman's Luck and Some Other Uncertain Things Henry Van Dyke 1892

It makes no difference to him at what hour he returns, -- from oystering or from the cranberry-bog.

By The Sea 1887 Heman White Chaplin 1885

His mackerel lines were worked as briskly as any others when the fish were biting; but when the fish were gone, he would lean idly on the rail, and stare at the waves and clouds; he could work a cranberry-bog so beautifully that the people for miles around came to look on and take lessons; yet, when the sun tried to hide in the evening behind a ragged row of trees on a ridge beyond Jim's cranberry-patch, he would lean on his spade, and gaze until everything about him seemed yellow.

Romance of California Life John Habberton 1881