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Bilberries (/ˈbɪlbəri/) or
blueberries are
primarily Eurasian low-growing
shrubs in the
genus Vaccinium (family Ericaceae),
bearing edible, dark blue berries...
- urts or
hurts (Cornwall and Devon), hurtleberry, myrtleberry, wimberry,
whinberry, winberry, and fraughan.
Vaccinium myrtillus is a
Holarctic species native...
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deciduous mixed woodland with fern,
heather and bilberry,
known locally as
whinberry, on the
upland slopes. The
wooded slopes have been
designated a Site of...
- the
Wayback Machine. c.f. the
alternative English name for
blueberry is
whinberry or winberry. Henley, Jon. Bilberries: the true
taste of
northern England...
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Whinberry and
Swinshaw (Red,
Green and Blue) [citation needed] Colour(s)
Light blue...
- "broken into
fragments and
pieces thrown into a
boghole and
covered with
whinberry roots". By 1903 the
identity of the
vandals was
still unknown. The Manchester...
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community transport driver,
meals on
wheels driver and care ****istant at
Whinberry View, Rawtenstall. He
attended night school p****ing City &
Guilds qualifications...
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usually made with
fruit such as apple, plum, damson, rhubarb,
gooseberry or
whinberry.
Before the
introduction of the oven
Welsh puddings would be
cooked on...
- undertaken. Wild
fruit is also collected,
including blackberry (mwyar),
whinberry (llus), wild
raspberry (afan) and wild cranberry,
which can be
found growing...
