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Welcome to Annie's Crannies! Celebrating our 30th season! "Hope you like the new look of the new site", Annie.
Located in historic Dennis,Cape Cod MA birthplace ofthe cultivated cranberry!

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Generations
Growing cranberries on this bog is a family tradition

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Celebrating 30th Season
Our shop is a quaint treat to be enjoyed but 5 weekends a year

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Products
Gift shop is small, but packed with treasures - by products of the bog and hand made by Annie (except the candy)

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Years Cultivated
The birthplace of the cultivated cranberry, Dennis, MA

Welcome to Annie's Crannies

Thank you for visiting our site!
I hope you enjoy the informative history pages and photos. If you're in the area checking out the fall foliage and the signs are up, come on by and view life on our bog in Dennis, Mass. We might just put you to work cleaning your own berries on our antique screening equipment. See how we turn the bees’ kiss of the cranberry blossoms into spun honey and beeswax candles. Click here or the picture to the right to purchase Annie's Crannies Gift Boxes, fresh cranberries, and to see most of the products we sell in our gift shop.
Gift Shop
Our gift shop is open during the harvest season, October through mid-November. Our inventory of fresh fruit is limited so check this website for an update of our harvest schedule and come early. Although fresh fruit is our staple product, it is the Bogside Honey, Beeswax Candles, Jams, Cranberry Recipes, Soaps and Annies' Crannies Gift Boxes that makes our gift shop unique. All our products are made, packaged, and shipped right from our bogside barn.
Annie's Crannies on America's Heartland!
Select the following link to see us featured in the America's Heartland Season 8 Episode 17 on cranberry farming (5 minutes) or view the full 27 minute episode. For more links to Annie's Crannies media coverage, see the In The News section at the top of the News page.
News

News & events

Summer at Annies Crannies
July finds me making Annie's Crannies jams, marmalade and cranberry sauce which I store in a temperature controlled "jelly room". Another honey spinning precedes the primary honey bottling of the season. August sees more batches of jam, more honey spinning/bottling, and making my Annie's Crannies soaps. Check out all the season's preparation activities on the Summer Season page.
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