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blackberry the prickly bush that bears this fruit. [1/2 definitions]
blueberry a small round berry that is blue in color and can be eaten. [2 definitions]
bramble a kind of berry bush with thorns on its stems. Raspberry and blackberry plants are brambles.
branch a woody part of a tree or bush that grows out from the trunk; limb. [1/4 definitions]
brier1 a kind of thorny plant or bush. [1/2 definitions]
bush1 A bush is a plant that grows outside and has many small branches. A bush is smaller than a tree and grows close to the ground. There are many kinds of bushes.
bushy looking like a bush; thick and shaggy.
currant the sour berry of a bush related to the gooseberry. Currants are used in making buns, pies, and jelly. [1/2 definitions]
evergreen a tree, bush, or other plant with leaves that remain green throughout the year. [1/2 definitions]
forsythia a bush that has bright yellow flowers along its long, thin branches. Forsythias bloom in early spring.
holly a type of bush or tree with small white flowers, red berries, and shiny green leaves with sharp, pointed edges. [1/2 definitions]
honeysuckle a bush or vine with white, yellow, or pink flowers that have a sweet smell and taste.
huckleberry a low berry bush common in North America. The huckleberry is related to the blueberry. [1/2 definitions]
rose1 the bush or vine that bears such flowers. [1/4 definitions]
shoot A shoot is a bit of new growth on a plant, bush, or tree. [1/10 definitions]
shrub a plant with woody stems that branch out close to the ground. A shrub can be very short or as tall as a small tree; bush.
stick1 a long and thin piece of wood, such as a stem or branch, from a tree or bush. [1/2 definitions]
tea an evergreen bush that bears white flowers and that grows mainly in Asia. [1/5 definitions]
twig A twig is a small, narrow branch of a tree or bush.
willow a tree or bush that has narrow leaves. The long twigs of willows bend easily and are used in weaving baskets and making furniture.