berrytree
nounUK /ˈbɛri triː/
US /ˈbɛri triː/
A berrytree is a tree that grows small, soft fruits called berries.
The children picked sweet red berries from the berrytree in the garden.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tree belonging to a group known for producing edible berries, such as the rowan or elder.
Elder is a common berrytree found along country lanes.
3. Any shrub or small tree cultivated mainly for its berry crop.
The farmer planted a row of berrytrees along the fence.
4. A decorative or symbolic tree in folklore said to bear magical berries.
In the old tale, a golden berrytree stood at the edge of the enchanted forest.