gooseberry bush

After all, she's too old for gooseberry bushes and all that kind of thing."

Fancy telling children that babies -were found under gooseberry bushes!

Gooseberry bushes have arching branches that grow to about 3 to 5 feet in height and they are just as wide.

Would gooseberry bushes thrive in light shade?

Let's sit down by the gooseberry bushes."

There was an orchard, too, "with pears, apples, cherries and gooseberry bushes," she recalled.

As there are no gooseberry bushes in India, I think she must have found them under a double mango tree."

Gooseberry bushes produce an edible fruit and are grown on both a commercial and domestic basis.

Its larva feeds on currant and gooseberry bushes.

The tickle- and gooseberry bushes are from W. G. Bliss.

This job lot consisted of six fruit trees, three rose bushes and two gooseberry bushes, all for ten shillings.

The sum total is five fruit trees, seven roses and two gooseberry bushes, all for twelve and sixpence.

On the banks of the creek are groves of gooseberry bushes, strawberry roots and a little white clover.

"In the 50's, babies were found under gooseberry bushes, and we weren't allowed to show villains getting away with it," Mr. Crichton said.

Gooseberry bushes are vulnerable to magpie moth (Abraxas grossulariata) caterpillars.

There was an undergrowth of feathery vegetation, about the height of gooseberry bushes, coloured like sea anemones.

The question is not whether boys are still buckled into Eton collars on Sunday, or told that babies are dug up under gooseberry bushes.

It was there, among the gooseberry bushes and beneath the medlar trees, that the temptation to the perpetration of a great literary fraud came to him.

It had been a wet year; even now, in early summer, there were moist, boggy patches under the lush growth of gooseberry bushes by the sides of the road.

A curving path of river stone runs along the southern edge of the garden, through the evergreens, mountain laurel, trailing arbutus and gooseberry bushes, which thrive in the shade.

Fruit from Ann Badagliacca's raspberry, blackberry and gooseberry bushes, and the peach and nectarine trees find their way into her baked goods, jams and jellies.

The woman led her along a brick path beside a wall on which fruit trees were growing, and then to the left along a mossy path with gooseberry bushes on each side.

But one will rush away before that happens and hide in the gooseberry bushes, for the emotion which is so deep, so subtle, so symbolical to a man moves a woman to wonder.

It seems but yesterday to me, John, when you were a little creature, a head shorter than Master Copperfield, making baby love to Annie behind the gooseberry bushes in the back-garden.'

Now, whether Mr. Dover's sharp eye caught a glimpse of the face among the gooseberry bushes, and suspected eavesdroppers, or whether the child's earnest desire to make peace touched him, who shall say?