10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUNCHBERRIES»
Discover the use of
bunchberries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bunchberries and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants
DESCRIPTION - Bunchberries are attractively noticeable from the time their
distinctive blossoms appear from May to July until their clusters of bright red
berries form when, around our log cabin at Hudson Hope in northern British
Columbia, the ...
2
Border Crossings: Walking the Haiku Path on the ...
An example: on seeing lots of bunchberries in the forest to- day, I remembered
Maine and first learning from a ranger what they're called. So I wrote in my
notepad, “my delight in bunchberry / since learning its name / in another country.
3
To Whom the Wilderness Speaks
When she got no response she took wing and visited first the little one under the
fallen spruce and then the other hidden under the bunchberries. Then she went
back and crouched in the hollow. From there she called again, kjok . . . The next ...
Louise de Kiriline Lawrence, 1989
4
Edible Wild Plants of Canada
Northwest-Coast Indian Bunchberries with Eulachon Grease Place bunchberries
and water (first amount) in large kettle, bring to a boil, and simmer about 5
minutes. Drain off water and cool fruits. In a large bowl mix eulachon grease (
rendered ...
5
Murder on Spruce Island: A Louis B. Davenport Mystery
“Those are bunchberries. They're edible, if you ever find yourself lost in the
woods. Best thing about them, though—when you see bunchberries, the
blueberries can't be far behind.” Davenport squatted down, picked a few, and
stuffed them ...
6
Thinking Like a Therapist: A Novel Overview of Psychotherapy
Here he showed me what he called bunchberries, a vine-like plant which grows
low to the ground. The berries, which were starting to ripen, would turn red when
they were ready. They aren't good eating so he said it is only important to pay ...
7
The Once and Future Gardener: Garden Writing from the Golden ...
... colonial or colonial revival gardens, 197, 198, 204, 205; pleasing associations
of, 181, 189, 204, 2O5 bridal wreath (Spiraea prunifolia), 182 Brunnera
macrophylla, 94 Buddleia (butterfly bush), 30, 87, 88 bunchberries (Cornus
canadensis), ...
Virginia Tuttle Clayton, 2000
8
Gooseberry Falls to Grand Portage: A Walking Guide to the ...
Bracken ferns with bunchberries, large-leafed aster, and blue bead lily can be
found through here along with sarsaparilla. The trail continues uphill into a thick
and dark forest of young balsam fir with bunchberries and large-leafed aster to a
...
Ron Morton, Steve Morse, 2007
9
Gooseberry Falls State Park: A Walking Guide
There are also bracken and interrupted ferns and bunchberries growing on a big,
old stump. Bunchberries like the soil that forms on these decaying stumps. In the
spring look for blue bead lily and Canadian mayflower. The forest through here ...
... around her shoulders. At dawn she would look to the muchwater, awed anew
each day to see it breathe mists of steam like a living thing. She grubbed for
ground nuts, robbed a rock rat's nest of its pine seeds, found some sour
bunchberries.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUNCHBERRIES»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bunchberries is used in the context of the following news items.
DNR Report: Water levels remain high
Blue flag iris, bunchberries, starflowers and columbine are adding to the summer bloom of oxeye daisies, hawkweed and trefoil in the north. «Appleton Post Crescent, Jun 15»
DNR Report: Rain keeps river systems high
High bush cranberries, bunchberries and blackberries are in bloom. Wild strawberries are popping up and ready to feed wandering hikers and ... «Appleton Post Crescent, Jun 15»
Goshen gardener welcomes spring
This spring I will also be carefully watching to see if a small patch of Bunchberries (Cornus canadensis) I planted a few years back will finally ... «Addison County Independent, Apr 15»
For fall color lovers, new links on Superior Trail
Later in the season, the fungi will persist, but the bunchberries and bluebead lilies and ferns bordering the trail will turn deep gold and rich rust, ... «Pioneer Press, Sep 13»
Journey with Jim: Realm of the raptors
... encounter are notable mostly for their infrequency, while gloom-loving stuff like bunchberries and more types of mushrooms than I can count, ... «The Sudbury Star, Aug 13»
On the Trails: Peterson Lake Trail
The muskegs were dotted with several kinds of ripe berries, including black crowberries, bog blueberries, red bunchberries and orange ... «Juneau Empire, Aug 13»
Featured garden: Tuxedo Park yard cascades with colour, surprises
You also find Saskatoon and gooseberry bushes, rocket ligularia, bunchberries, lily of the valley, various hostas and hanging baskets. «Calgary Herald, Aug 13»
Beetle invasion threatens forests from coast to coast
But here, where grizzlies roam a gently rippling mosaic of pines, aspens, scraggly spruces, blueberries and red bunchberries, Alberta hopes to ... «Salt Lake Tribune, Oct 12»
Professor of mass communications emeritus @ Minnesota State …
We controlled our temptation to invade the patches of red bunchberries and wild blueberries. In short, we thoroughly enjoyed the Boreal forest ... «Lankaweb, Dec 10»
Sudbury's future of regreening
A small plot of mayflowers, low-sweet blueberries, bunchberries, blue-bead lilies and starflowers have taken root under a low birch canopy. «Sudbury Star, Aug 10»
