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Wineyard - An area of land devoted to the raising of fruit producing bushes, trees and vines. Most wineyards have different fruit species integrated with each other. A typical wineyard would have some fruit trees such as peach, cherry and apple trees and rows of bramble fruit such as blackberries and raspberries. Vines producing grapes and kiwis are also typically used in establishing a wineyard. Narive bushes such as elderberry, blueberry, currants and gooseberries are also commonly seen in wineyards.  
 
Wineyard - An area of land devoted to the raising of fruit producing bushes, trees and vines. Most wineyards have different fruit species integrated with each other. A typical wineyard would have some fruit trees such as peach, cherry and apple trees and rows of bramble fruit such as blackberries and raspberries. Vines producing grapes and kiwis are also typically used in establishing a wineyard. Narive bushes such as elderberry, blueberry, currants and gooseberries are also commonly seen in wineyards.  
  
 
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Wineyard - An area of land devoted to the raising of fruit producing bushes, trees and vines. Most wineyards have different fruit species integrated with each other. A typical wineyard would have some fruit trees such as peach, cherry and apple trees and rows of bramble fruit such as blackberries and raspberries. Vines producing grapes and kiwis are also typically used in establishing a wineyard. Narive bushes such as elderberry, blueberry, currants and gooseberries are also commonly seen in wineyards.

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