Eweberry Farm Jam, Preserves, and Syrups

Marionberries are large sweet berries developed at the Oregon State University and first planted in Marion County, Oregon. Since its introduction, marionberries have become the most widely grown blackberry cultivar in the Northwest.

Eweberry Farms Marionberry Syrup has all the richness of this famous berry in a light syrup. Like the berries themselves, this syrup can be used on everything.

Tayberries are a cross between an Aurora blackberry and a Scottish red raspberry. Increasingly popular in the Northwest, tayberries originated along Scotland's river Tay.

Eweberry Farms Marionberry Syrup has all the richness of this famous berry in a light syrup. Like the berries themselves, this syrup can be used on everything.

Boysenberries are members of the Dewberry family of hybrid black- berries. They were developed in 1920 by Rudolph Boysen in Napa Valley, California. They are huge, reddish purple berries, a cross between Loganberry and red raspberry.

Marionberries are large sweet berries developed at the Oregon State University and first planted in Marion County, Oregon. Since its introduction, marionberries have become the most widely grown blackberry cultivar in the Northwest.

Eweberry Farms Marionberry Syrup has all the richness of this famous berry in a light syrup. Like the berries themselves, this syrup can be used on everything.

One 12 oz. jar each of Marionberry and Tayberry Jam in an attractive gift box.

One 12 oz. jar each of Marionberry and Tayberry Jam in an attractive gift box.