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- noun Plural form of
juneberry .
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Examples
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Serviceberries are a berry that is in season, around here anyway, in June (hence, some people call them juneberries) and although they look a lot like blueberries, they are not as intense until cooked (at least not the ones sold at this farmers 'market -- my sister tells me she bought some in Columbus that are quite intense).
Wrapping Up Alex's Birthday: Lemon Serviceberry Cupcakes With Lemon Cream Frosting Laura 2009
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Serviceberries are a berry that is in season, around here anyway, in June (hence, some people call them juneberries) and although they look a lot like blueberries, they are not as intense until cooked (at least not the ones sold at this farmers 'market -- my sister tells me she bought some in Columbus that are quite intense).
Archive 2009-06-01 Laura 2009
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The persimmon, the papaw, the mulberry, the haws, the juneberries -- you are likely to find them all, sooner or later, among the nut trees of our members.
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Even in winter, juneberries liven the landscape subtly with their smooth, gray bark and neat form.
Weekend Mixtape 2009
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Even in winter, juneberries liven the landscape subtly with their smooth, gray bark and neat form.
Weekend Mixtape 2009
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Even in winter, juneberries liven the landscape subtly with their smooth, gray bark and neat form.
Weekend Mixtape 2009
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Even in winter, juneberries liven the landscape subtly with their smooth, gray bark and neat form.
Weekend Mixtape 2009
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Even in winter, juneberries liven the landscape subtly with their smooth, gray bark and neat form.
unknown title 2009
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Even in winter, juneberries liven the landscape subtly with their smooth, gray bark and neat form.
Weekend Mixtape 2009
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Even in winter, juneberries liven the landscape subtly with their smooth, gray bark and neat form.
Weekend Mixtape 2009
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