Christmasberry
- noun
- /ˈkrɪs·məsˌbɛr.i/
- US
- The garden was brightened by a row of Christmasberry shrubs, their red fruit brilliant against the green leaves.
Examples
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The Christmasberry is prized for its ability to attract birds to the garden.
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Many landscapers plant Christmasberry along fences for its colorful appeal in winter.
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The Christmasberry bush brightens up the garden.
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Many people love Christmasberries during the holiday season.
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Many landscapers plant Christmasberry along fences for its colorful appeal in winter.
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The Christmasberry is prized for its ability to attract birds to the garden.
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The garden was brightened by a row of Christmasberry shrubs, their red fruit brilliant against the green leaves.
Synonyms
An evergreen shrub with bright red berries grown for decoration
A bush that keeps its leaves all year with white flowers and red berries
An evergreen shrub from California with white flowers and red berries
A bush or small tree that stays green all year with white flowers and red berries
An evergreen shrub from the US Pacific coast with large white flowers and red berries used in gardens
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Etymology
Christmasberry is a simple English name made from Christmas and berry, because these shrubs often have bright berries around 'Christmas'. So, the name helps you remember that this evergreen shrub has colorful winter fruit and is often grown for decoration.