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Beauty of the berry: They re one of the joys of autumn and loved by wildlife

Summer may be all about the flowers, but berries are one of the delights of winter. The word comes from the old English berie, which originally meant grape, but came to mean any fleshy fruit with seeds.

Black Hawthorn offers beauty, function for area gardens

Botanists consider Black Hawthorn (Crataegus douglasii) a shrub, but it can reach as tall as 40 feet with upright branches forming a rounded crown. Like the rose, this member of the Rosaceae family has thorns along its branches. They are thin, sharp, spine-like and an inch long or more.

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