Modifies a noun

• compote: Desserts are inventive, with superb licorice ice-cream lifting a pleasant berry compote to a higher level.

• aroma: Good color with lots of fresh red berry fruit aromas.

• picking: In August this is a perfect spot for berry picking!

• fruit: What you do Cook a mixture of frozen summer berry fruits with sugar to taste in a small pan.

• seller: The berry seller set out his stall: " I want the full price for my berries " .

• bush: Nearby berry bushes excepted, your menu boils down to what you're strong enough to carry.

Adjective modifier

• unripe: Seed from unripe berries tested 27 days after flower opening gave 100 % germination.

• crushed: The oil is extracted from the crushed green berries of the pepper vine.

• ripe: Only the blue, ripe berries are here picked.

• scarlet: The rhizome and particularly the attractive scarlet berries can cause poisoning when ingested.

• juicy: The central flowers develop into clusters of drooping, juicy red berries in autumn, each with a single seed.

• edible: It has divided leaves, bunches of white flowers and red, edible berries.

Noun used with modifier

• juniper: Now crush the juniper berries very slightly without breaking them - just enough to release their flavor.

• rowan: The crops were being brought in, the rowan berries were ripening on the trees.

• hawthorn: However they will also eat any other berries including the hawthorn berries in hedgerows.

• holly: There is a good crop of holly berries this year on a tree near our house.

• palmetto: So, if you ate a whole pound of saw palmetto berries you would only get about 150 mg of beta-sitosterol.

• mistletoe: It is a forest dweller and feeds on mistletoe berries and other small fruit.