Sentence examples for hazel tree from inspiring English sources

Cinderella asks the hazel tree for a dress to wear to the ball.

Instead there is a hazel tree, sprouted from Cinderella's mother's grave.

Hazels require similar annual input costs as corn, and organic sustainability should be readily achievable as the hazel tree is native unlike most annual crops grown.

I have begun to see myself as that hazel tree in the Grimm Brothers' version of Cinderella: my branches offering her shelter, my roots giving her strength.

On Sunday evenings, sitting on a bench under a hazel tree or during goose plucking sessions, adults told stories filled with horror.

He cuts and whittles a stick from a hazel tree in the ravine, and takes it to market where an old man (Merlin the wizard, in disguise) asks where he got it.

But start looking too for the first catkins of 2008 dangling from hazel trees.

Then he found a man in Dorset, England, who grew hazel trees for river dams.

The designers say their pieces are environmentally friendly because hazel trees grow quickly.

Hybridization of native blight resistant hazel trees to the European hazel in North America has been documented since 1921 by Carl Weschcke.

Hazel trees start bearing in as little as 4 years and heavy yields in year six or seven.