Sentence examples for winter berries from inspiring English sources

In 2013, winter berries had a minimum value of 1.88 billion pesos — about $145 million in 2013 dollars.

Another user, Kathleen, asked Tesco to "stop the madness" on Instagram Marks & Spencer made headlines earlier this year by launching their unusually flavoured Winter Berries and Prosecco crisps complete with pink glitter sprinkles.

It too is an evergreen tree with red winter berries and it was quickly dubbed American holly (Ilex opaca).

If you are on chalk or limestone, think about planting a juniper, a declining British native, providing valuable winter berries.

Steeped winter fruits Instead of poaching winter berries in a large pan in a whole bottle of wine, put your fresh berries in a zip-lock bag with just one glass of boiled red or white wine, and poach in a saucepan of barely simmering water until just soft and cooked through.

The fronds turn golden yellow in autumn and should remain all winter Berries are an important ingredient of any autumn and winter garden - Cotoneaster horizontalis produces thousands and has fiery, autumn foliage Perennials and shrubs are essential in any garden to control views and to guide people around, offering them enticing glimpses of what lies ahead.

In 1987, the first year of winter berry production, roughly 9,000 tons of berries were produced in the San Quintin valley in the winter, COLEF researchers calculate; in 2013, the local farms produced 120,600 tons.

Take the red cherries and cut into small shapes that would pass for a red winter berry.

Marks & Spencer revealed its Christmas hand early with winter berries and prosecco hand-cooked crisps, made with blackcurrant and raspberry juice and M&S prosecco, scattered with edible gold stars.

Who on earth has leftover summer berries?

"That's anywhere from 800 to 1,200 berries," she said.