Sentence examples for patch of strawberries from inspiring English sources

My grandfather was the caretaker on an estate, and all the fruit was right there: a big patch of strawberries, and orchards with peaches and apples.

We stop for each spectacular panorama and patch of wild strawberries.

A winged fairy hovers above a patch of wild strawberries; the sky around her sparkles with rhinestone chips.

We stop frequently because neither of us can bear to pass a patch of wild strawberries or a laden mulberry tree.

In St . Lukes cemetery there is a huge old apple tree that drops a sprinkling of small, wormy, lopsided apples on the graves beneath it every September, and in the Woodrow Methodist cemetery there is a patch of wild strawberries.

In it were clumps of huckleberry bushes and clumps of cattails and thickets of wild-plum trees and thickets of the kind of reeds that are used for fishing poles and thickets of blackberry canes and patches of wild strawberries and patches of wild roses and patches of wild violets, and clumps and thickets and patches of many other kinds of herbs, shrubs, and small trees.

Or a piece of strawberry shortcake.

A 250g pack of strawberries is going to cost €4.

It used to be possible to run from the veranda across the dusty end of the driveway, through a sandy, trampled patch of weeds and wild strawberries, and then jump no, actually, wade into the lake.

It used to be possible to run from the veranda across the dusty end of the driveway, through a sandy, trampled patch of weeds and wild strawberries, and then jump — no, actually, wade — into the lake.

So I go to the strawberry patch and gather strawberries but first I have to make jam.