Significats de Vaccinium vitis-idaea en anglès

The partridgeberry likes pine forests and dry woods.

Another ground berry is the partridgeberry.

The midwife made charm after charm for the ewes and the goats, the apothecary made infusions of partridgeberry and milk thistle.

She would take them in subtle combinations and quickly eat them, a careful cocktail of redberries and cyanberries, say, yellowberries and purpleberries and blackberries.

It was a short walk over the low dunes to the tangle of bearberry bushes.

The juice of bearberries gives them a bright red.

Bearberries grew in profusion everywhere.

In the immediate vicinity were also nuts, high-bush cranberries, bearberries, hard small apples, starchy potatolike roots, and edible ferns.

Out of this mould, that might have come from the moon or the interplanetary spaces, were growing mountain cranberries and blueberries or huckleberries.

On the rocks grew vineberries, or mountain cranberries, and Knutson thought that perhaps these and not true grapes were the fruit found in Vinland.

Around it were beds of red phlox, red whortleberry bushes, and wild sunflowers.

The red whortleberry (Vaccinium vitis idea) is found everywhere but is most abundant in rocky places.

Red whortleberries filled the woodland pastures and blackberries the margins of the woods.

She approached the lodge slowly on the occasion of her visit, picking red whortleberries by the way.

'It's beautiful up there now; the woods are full of berries; the bushes are thick with red whortleberries.'