The phrase 'grow berries' is correct and usable in written English.
It can usually be used in contexts relating to gardening, farming, and food production. For example, "The family has a small garden where they grow berries every summer."
"I can grow berries here because of the weather when nobody else can," said Tony Chavez, a berry farmer in Nipomo, 70 miles up the coast from Santa Barbara.
All juniper species grow berries, but some are considered too bitter to eat.
The player can maintain a house in the Dream World that other players can visit as well as grow berries.
Plant and grow berries near your house.
As the cost of growing berries rises, Driscoll's must find ways of enticing people to pay more for them.
With flowers and berries growing only at the tips of its new growths (Oriental bittersweet grows berries from leaf axils along the length of its stems), American bittersweet has become quite rare.
The company, which grows berries, tomatoes and cucumbers, pays a higher base wage than most growers, according to the United Farm Workers union.
If you missed Monday's Horticulture Section seminar Growing berries in northern Europe with Pauliina Palonen, University of Helsinki, it is available online.
Every three days, as the machine passes over the growing berries, each of the cameras it carries will catch more than two hundred images per second.
They also grew berries in their gardens, raised hogs in their back yards, caught bass in the murky streams where their children swam and played and were baptized.
Growers are planting better breeds of berry, with higher sugar content; they're using pruning and growing techniques that extend the season, including growing berries inside greenhouse-like structures called tunnels that retain heat; and most important, they're growing berries in places they didn't used to, where production is possible at different times of year.
