The roof came off years ago, and a sycamore tree has impertinently taken root in its front room. |
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The trees include willow, cherry, poplar, acers, larch, ash, birch, sycamore, elder and sitka spruce. |
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Visitor centre volunteer Eric Cowham admires autumn sycamore leaves at the Arboretum Gardens, Castle Howard. |
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Timberyards in the British Isles would have contained indigenous woods like oak, ash, elm, sycamore and beech. |
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Sycamore lace bugs attack sycamore primarily, but they may also infest ash, hickory, and mulberry. |
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The felling of a sycamore tree in Bradford on Avon has angered residents who petitioned for its survival. |
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Many trees, such as lime, sycamore, horse chestnut and willow provide excellent bee forage. |
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Using trees such as lime, ash, sycamore and chestnut results in a imposing display which is far superior to what smaller garden trees produce. |
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He hung the bundle from an overhanging branch of a sycamore, where it dangled lazily at head height above the ground. |
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His poems on crocus, bittersweet, sycamore, sassafras and the like are celebrations of the natural world. |
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And the azalea, rare rhododendrons, oak, holly, birch and sycamore have altered only in the context of nature's sedate march. |
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One stream ran under the concrete bridge by the sycamore where sweet primroses were spreading thickly. |
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Plants that grow along the stream banks include alder, Fremont cottonwood, sycamore, honey mesquite, and Goodding willow. |
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Guava, lemon, sycamore, olive, date, willow wood are used in turnery as they have different ornamental color. |
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Floodplain forest is thick with green ash, American elm, sycamore, cottonwood, and silver maple, with box elder near the water's edge. |
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I write to thank you for the recent article in your paper regarding my battle to save my 100-year-old sycamore. |
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The seats and walls are fashioned from American sycamore, and the slotted railings too, lending the interior an open, almost weightless air. |
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The permanent spring-fed stream supports a tree canopy of box elder, juniper, and sycamore. |
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Tents are set in a canyon across from El Capitan State Beach, amid old-growth oak and sycamore trees. |
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In the shade of a sycamore grove, bikers sat cross-legged on idled Harleys, heckling the gapers and high-fiving each other. |
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Between house and garage there was a gate and narrow path which led into a rough yard, rendered sunless by a tall hedge and large sycamore tree. |
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Spruce, larch and sycamore have already been felled from the site to favour oaks, yews and birches to leave the best spruce to grow on. |
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Most of the track is elegantly lined with cherry, silver birch and sycamore, in avenue style. |
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He knows what the moss looks like, how high it grows around the base of an oak and how thickly it will cling to a sycamore. |
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He said about two-acres of mature, ash, sycamore copper beech and oak trees were felled. |
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There are many crack willows and a mixed woodland of beech, birch, lime, sycamore, alder, rowan and ash. |
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Designed and built in 1970 by the architect David Shelley, the house is set in two acres of oak, Douglas fir, sycamore and silver birch that were once picnic grounds. |
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Fitzgerald began by planting windbreaks of Monteray pine and cypress, sycamore and escallonia to protect an amazing collection of plants from the southern hemisphere. |
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Lying in the shade of a sycamore tree, the girl twitched in her sleep. |
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The end of the garden is overhung with neighbouring sycamore trees. |
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Beside the Scola Brothers Grocery is a sycamore, its branches silhouetted against the white wall. |
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Unlike the clogger, the village craftsman used a great deal of sycamore. |
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Much of the weed was cleared out to allow easy angling, though plenty of silver birch, rowan, alder, sycamore and pine remain to provide a scenic backdrop. |
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During the storms of January 7-8, more than 500,000 trees were blown down across Cumbria, including hardwoods, such as oaks, birch, beech and sycamore. |
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The main crops my bees feed themselves on are sycamore, but there is quite a profusion of different flowers in the area, along with clover and heather. |
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Visitors were not allowed to use pens or pencils but to use other media such as twigs, sycamore keys and string, among other things, with Indian ink to make marks. |
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Lining Big Creek, the Collins River, Savage Creek, and their tributaries are cottonwood, sycamore, red maple, and sweet gum, along with mountain laurel and white rhododendron. |
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The trees on the line near Mrs Connolly's property were not removed, but were pollarded as they are less invasive and cause fewer problems than sycamore. |
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Mature chestnut, beech, sycamore, silver birch and laurel trees are dotted around the property and ensure privacy and seclusion without interfering with the views. |
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Made out of a combination of European burr walnut, India rosewood and ripple sycamore, it took more than 200 hours of production manager Tim Smith's time to create. |
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A large parkland area off the driveway features specimen mature trees including wellingtonia, sycamore and willow along with many rhododendrons. |
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The seeds were from many different tree species, including loblolly pine, redwood, and sycamore. |
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A double salt of sycamore from the 17th century and so far the only one known. |
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The biggest champion in the south is a California sycamore growing near the Mission in San Juan Capistrano. |
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Introduced trees include several varieties of pine, chestnut, maple, spruce, sycamore and fir, as well as cherry plum and pear trees. |
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Available trees include the coast live oak, California sycamore and Chinese flame tree. |
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Shred thick leaves like sycamore, walnut, horse chestnut or sweet chestnut before composting. |
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Some, such as Japanese knotweed and Norway and sycamore maple, became invasive and supplanted native for-eat-floor plants. |
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The sycamore has been introduced to suitable locations outside Europe as an attractive tree for park, street or garden. |
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In about 1870, the sycamore was introduced into the United States, and was planted in New York and New Jersey. |
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The sycamore is susceptible to sooty bark disease, caused by the fungus Cryptostroma corticale. |
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The Newbattle Abbey sycamore near Dalkeith, planted in 1550, was the specimen with the earliest known planting date in Scotland. |
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The most commons trees are elm, alder, sycamore, poplar, willow and hornbeam. |
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Common species of tree include oak, ash, sycamore, alder, blackthorn, hawthorn, beech and birch. |
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An ancient sycamore tree on the village green, known as the Martyrs' Tree, is said to be the place where the Martyrs swore their oath. |
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Ancient trees include Wellingtonia, weeping ash, beech, Spanish chestnut, sycamore, maple and lime together with oaks and yew. |
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The American sycamore, also called button-wood, is native to the eastern part of our country. |
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Our stock timbers, which include oak, ash, sapele, iroko, beech, sycamore, yellow poplar and idigbo can be cut and machined to order. |
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The roots of the sycamore form highly specific beneficial mycorrhizal associations with the fungus Glomus hoi which promotes phosphorus uptake from the soil. |
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State big tree coordinator Art Cowley contributed half of those, including a 464-point California sycamore and the aforementioned 629-point bluegum eucalyptus. |
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People are seeing the outline of the Virgin Mary in the charred trunk of a California sycamore tree on the side of Sierra Highway north of Davenport Road. |
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It is with great regret we will have to lose the two large sycamore trees, they have been declared unsafe by the council arboriculturist consultant and will have to be felled. |
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Headliner is the California sycamore, whose leaves turn a dignified bronze in Big Sycamore Canyon, off Pacific Coast Highway about 10 miles west of Zuma Beach in Malibu. |
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Not too long ago, Bob Ginn, who is in charge of landscaping at the Hollywood Bowl, replaced a fallen pine tree with California sycamore and western redbud trees. |
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In Harrison State Forest, 161 acres were planted in 1993 with 97,000 tulip poplar, green ash, red oak, white ash, sweet gum, black locust, and sycamore. |
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Plant species Latin name Origin American beautyberry Callicarpa americana N American elm Ulmus americana N American sycamore Platanus occidentales N Azalea Rhododendron sp. |
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Hardwood species include white ash, green ash, red oak, white oak, black locust, black alder, Shumard oak, cherrybark oak, sweet gum, willow, and sycamore. |
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The campaign last year planted 1,800 sycamore maple, pine, and birch. |
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This column focuses on American sycamore, which is known by a variety of names including buttonball and buttonwood, in reference to the fruit of the tree. |
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The larva stage has a special liking for sugar, silver, Norway, boxelder and sycamore maples as well as elms, poplars, willows, birch, horse chestnuts and fruit trees. |
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There were cane-bottomed bistro stools and sycamore shelves with curved supports of faux-verdigris-patinared steel that held opal glass disks with geometric decoration. |
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Among the trees planted were northern red oak, white oak, sycamore, sugar maple, white ash, black cherry, black locust, red bud and various pines. |
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You may already know oak, maple, fir and pine, which are all included, but can you spot a golden chinkapin willow, or a redbud, or a sycamore from a mile away? |
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In proper California fashion we made our nooning by the roadside, pulling up under the shade of a hospitable sycamore and turning Sorreltop out to graze. |
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In its native range, the sycamore is associated with a biodiverse range of invertebrates and fungi, but these are not always present in areas to which it has been introduced. |
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The sycamore is native to central and eastern Europe and western Asia. |
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However, the wood from American sycamore is much less flashy. |
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Additionally, the company hired a contractor to plant about 17,000 trees and shrubs that were native species, including sycamore, river birch, black willow, maple and oak. |
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