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But the real candle-producing species is the Myrica or Morella pensylvanica, known also as northern bayberry or candleberry.— Homepage
In the East Indies the candleberry, which contains oily seeds, has been burned for light by the natives.— Artificial Light Its Influence upon Civilization
The northern shore of Biloxi Bay was rich in candleberry-myrtle.— The Grandissimes
-- The candleberry tree, much cultivated in tropical countries for the sake of its nuts.— Catalogue of Economic Plants in the Collection of the U. S. Department of Agriculture
He put in the finished candlesticks and a box of candleberry dips he had made of delightfully spiced wax, coloured pale green.— The Harvester
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