Sentence examples similar to European boxwood from inspiring English sources

Van Laere et al. (2011) used amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) markers to characterize and differentiate between European and Asian boxwood.

European muttness?

European NGOs?

European wonders?

One of the most remarkable is a four-inch boxwood head by an unknown Northern European craftsman from the mid-16th century.

This is Green Mountain boxwood".

There's lots of boxwood.

The boxwood!" Mr. Forbes admired the azaleas.

A boxwood hedge immediately drew my attention.

The beds are bordered in boxwood.

In tropical America, Phyllostylon brasiliensis (San Domingo boxwood) has been suggested as a substitute for true boxwood (Buxus).