Sentence examples for evergreens thrive from inspiring English sources
The bushy evergreens thrive in the otherwise infertile hillsides in the warm, humid areas from Shanghai to Hainan.
Most are small, sturdy, often evergreen plants that thrive in dry and rocky areas.
They are often evergreen species that thrive on open, barren land with usually acid and poorly drained soils.
Most of the evergreen hedge plants will thrive in modest shade.
In the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, evergreen members of the family thrive in the mixed mountain forests.
I'm also a big fan of two uncommon but related evergreen berrying shrubs which not only thrive in dry shade but which provide valuable and unusually long-lasting cut foliage for the house.
In the highlands, where coniferous and deciduous species thrive together, the broad-leaved evergreen forests are characterized by tropical oaks, tan oaks (oaks that yield tannin), and chestnut oaks (or chinquapins).
You might think you'd need a colonial estate high on some exotic hillside to grow your own tea, but this pretty evergreen, with scented flowers and delicious leaves, can thrive pretty much anywhere in the UK.
Ferns of all varieties thrive in such dark corners, and from November on the evergreens come into their own.
Frohnleiten (E. X perralchium) is evergreen and aggressive and, I have found, perfect for dark, tree-rooted places where little else will thrive.
