Crowberries, or Crowberries, are hardy, evergreen plants with typical care needs, involving light, temperature, and soil conditions. They favor full to partial sunlight, moderate water, and can tolerate a range of temperatures, although they mainly thrive in cool climates. Crowberries should be grown in well-drained, acidic to neutral soil. The genus is generally resilient but can be susceptible to root rot if over-watered or grown in poorly drained soils. During spring and fall, care should be taken to avoid waterlogging the soil. In winter, though crowberries withstands cold, protection from harsh winds is advisable.