He planned to have an avenue of oaks on the west, of birches on the east, and of sycamores and poplars on the other boundaries of the village. |
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Neerly 20,000 seeds of walnut, chestnut, ash, oaks, sycamores, pines, willows and bamboos were put in. |
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Among the 68 trees to be cut are American elms, sycamores, tulip poplars, a couple of Yoshino cherries, a dogwood, and one cucumber magnolia. |
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Other highlights include documenting great white pines, American sycamores, tulip trees, eastern cottonwoods, eastern hemlock, and other species. |
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Giant sycamores line the road to Purple Hill, almost sentry-like in their winter bareness. |
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For that reason many of the older trees in the Gardens, such as sycamores, oaks and elms were imported from England. |
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Kaisaniemi Garden has some of the largest sycamores, Manchurian maples, American limes, cork trees, and katsuras in Finland. |
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Oaks, sycamores and beeches dotted well-tended lawns bordered by tarmacked paths and signposted at every junction. |
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In some regions these dry-ground forests may also feature beeches, spruces and sycamores. |
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The steep slopes are covered by fir-beech forests with some sycamores, elms and maples. |
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A castle yard is currently being constructed with sycamores and the adjoining garden will be planted. |
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It has oak trees that are hundreds of years old, towering cottonwoods and sycamores and secluded areas where acres of trunk-to-trunk pecan trees haven't yet grown waist-high. |
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In addition, sycamores with tall trunks and in candelabra shapes were also planted in the market in Helmond this spring. |
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Although set in 24 acres of land, extra measures have been taken to plant more oaks, sycamores, maples and horse chestnut trees to provide increased privacy. |
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In the front garden there is a small square in which pollarded sycamores have been planted in a symmetrical pattern. |
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His troubles began in 2011 when residents protested against his decision to cut down dozens of sycamores. |
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Other species such as sycamores, locusts, chestnuts, elms, and dogwoods are also common. |
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In combination, these sycamores and various other plants emphasise the historic nature of the estate. |
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Anthracnose fungal disease is widespread in North America, affecting all three American sycamores. |
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Cedars, yew trees, redwoods, sycamores and other types of tree typical for a garden of the 19th century and, in addition, a round water basin and various sculptures are testimonials to this age. |
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The few sycamores still left in the present-day city of Jericho remind pilgrims that Zacchaeus climbed up into the branches of a sycamore to see Jesus. |
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You will see century-old sycamores and marroniers. You will marvel at the mysterious and enigmatic fortress of the Bastille as seen through the eyes of the Japanese artist Keiichi Tahara. |
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Orinda, a bedroom community of nineteen thousand people eight miles northeast of Oakland, is canopied by oaks and sycamores and marbled with orchards and hen coops. |
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A most beautiful biotope with a spring, which is covered by countless trees, shrubs, sycamores, evergreen ivy and fruit-bearing trees that create thick vegetation. |
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In Scotland, sycamores were once a favoured tree for hangings, because their lower branches rarely broke under the strain. |
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The ordinance protects oaks, sycamores and bay laurels that are native to the region. |
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Ranching, farming, and urbanization have destroyed much of the area's original flora and fauna, yet native trees such as oaks, maples, sycamores, and willows are still abundant. |
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Maples, sycamores, and lindens are commonly pleached. |
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This private garden, created by Meker gardens, uses heavy roof sycamores. |
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In 1998 the oak was preferred, although sycamores were also planted. |
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Most of Indiana's forests are secondary growth and contain a wide spectrum of trees, including various types of hickories, sycamores, maples, and oaks, which together offer a spectacular display of color in fall. |
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Last is the leaf-mining moth, whose caterpillars cause brown blotch mines on horse chestnuts as well as several acers or maples including sycamores and Norway maples. |
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In the fall for the first three to four years after planting, sycamores benefit from some slow-acting granular fertilizers formulated for woody plants. |
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There is also evidence that non-coniferous trees such as maple, honey locusts, lilacs, sycamores, and alders are susceptible to damage from Imprelis. |
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Sycamores naturally grow in river bottoms, and beavers use the young trees for dams and houses. |
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Scars of early-falling-off stipular sheaths ring the stems of magnolias, Yellow-poplars and Sycamores. |
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Sycamores make new growth from the stump or roots if cut down and can therefore be coppiced to produce poles and other types of small timber. |
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