Aronia in America

      We  d o   not  sell aronia seeds. You can either purchase seeds from nurseries that sell them or you can extract seeds from aronia fr...

      The native range of black chokeberry, Aronia melanocarpa , extends south into north Georgia at higher elevations in the Appalachian ...

      Black chokeberry is one of the common names for Aronia melanocarpa .   The name “chokeberry” can easily be misunderstood or misread ...

      According to ChooseMyPlate.gov , a website of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), people who eat more fruits and v...

      Would you like to buy some aronia plants?  Would you like to plant them in your garden so you can harvest your own aronia berries?   ...

      You can use aronia berries in many different ways.   You can grow your own aronia plants in your home garden and harvest your own aro...

       Aronia berries and products made from them have a distinctive taste that is unlike any other fruit.  The taste of aronia is a comple...

      After an on-site aronia consultation with clients in Wisconsin , I drove back home to Iowa .   Driving along enjoying the scenery, ...

     Grants are available to help promote specialty crops such as aronia.  In most states, grant proposals are due on or before the sec...

     Early in the 20th century, aronia was introduced from the United States into Eastern Europe , Scandinavia , and Russia where hi...

    Aronia (pronounced "ar-ROH-nee-uh")   is one of the common names used for Aronia melanocarpa .  It is a perennial, deciduous...

     The two species that are generally recognized in the genus Aronia are A. melanocarpa , black chokeberry, and A. arbutifolia , red c...