10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TEABERRIES»
Discover the use of
teaberries in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
teaberries and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Deer Wars: Science, Tradition, and the Battle Over Managing ...
So do teaberries, young oaks, crabapples, Juneberries, sassafras, and
wildflowers. The problem is that hungry deer nip them off as soon as they break
through the soil, unwittingly destroying the very plants that might sustain them
and their ...
2
The Birdhouse Chronicles: Surviving the Joys of Country Life
Part memoir, part travelogue, part nature writing-an intimate first-person narrative of returning to a realer, simpler life.
3
The Gates of Saint Charles: Testing the Waters of A ...
Under the pines, which lined the roadway, grew the only patch of teaberries that I
have ever seen. Teaberries grow on a creeping plant that produces the small
berry-like fruit and shiny aromatic leaves, which are the source ofwintergreen.
4
Free Wind Home: A Childhood Memoir, 1935-1948
... crowberry (too medicinal), dewberries (too scarce) red and white currants (sour
), mishberries (too small), chuckly pear (seedy), dogberries (bitter), teaberries (
strange) and wild cherries (stony). Of these minor fruits I liked teaberries best.
5
How They Shine: Melungeon Characters in the Fiction of ...
finds mountain teaberries for their breakfast. On the day of her wedding she
gathers all kinds of wildflowers — Queen Anne's lace, goldenrods, sourwood
boughs, pine boughs, milkweek blossoms, ironweed tops, butterfly weed, blue
violets, ...
Katherine Vande Brake,
2006
“I have never seen anything quite like it,” Lydia said, “ some stones are the size
and the color of teaberries, do you think they are rubies?” “I don't know that but I
do know if this was Mrs. Duvall's pin, they are rubies and the others are probably
...
7
The Casselman Chronicle
"When the children were at home they picked teaberries by the half gallon
bucketfuls. I have used teaberries with rhubarb. I am guessing that I would cook a
half gallon of rhubarb, sweeten it, and thicken with cornstarch and add a cupful of
...
Teaberries. Did you ever chew teaberry gum? Same flavor. The grouse feed on
them. I don't know whether you hunt or not, but if you do, you will generally find
the grouse feeding near the top of the mountain on those teaberries. Last winter ...
Ralph W. Neighbour, Sr.,
1986
Wills stepped in front of her, facing her and blocking her view and inviting a kiss.
She held up one hand to delay him and, with the other, she handed to him the
teaberries Georgie had given her. Wills smiled uneasily. “Mandy, where did you
get ...
10
1980 Census of Population: Alphabetical Index of Industries ...
F Tea wagons (Mfg.) ............................................................................. .. 242 Tea (whsl.
) .......................................................................................... .. 550 Teaberries, gathering
of .