A second approach might include installation of anchored guy wires to a subset of enduring live trees.
I lived then in a rooming house on a canopied avenue of trees, enduring Potsdam's Arctic temperatures, the gales that battered the storm windows and the rain that froze over everything in a glistening sheet so that the world became crystalline and treacherous.
There is often some gesture toward enduring national values ("The trees in Michigan are exactly the right height!"), and then the candidates suggest that the solution will begin with the listeners themselves: with their decency, their hard work, and, above all, their votes.
Tree of love Spending a night in a tree house has enduring romantic appeal, particularly when the tree house in question is a scaled-down replica of a French château, complete with turrets.
Last August, the Times Book Review published an essay about the enduring popularity of the poem "Trees," by Joyce Kilmer.
But enduring things like men and trees and horses and the like have also come into being and are destined some day to cease to be.
For more than 20 years, the American Chestnut Foundation has been laboring at its research farm in Meadowview, Va., to develop an enduring American tree.
The Orange Tree stands as an enduring testament to the holistic approach of Sam Walters.
I was drawn to the Greek myth about Baucis and Philemon for their great kindness and enduring love, and for how they turned into trees.
In plants with perennial life styles, such as trees, abiotic and biotic stress are enduring threats that the plants constantly must react to.
