If you don't already have snowdrops, plant a few hundred at least, scattering them by the dozens around the pockets of tree roots, by doorways, here and there in the rock garden, in masses under dogwoods and redbud trees.
Pockets of tall trees occasionally go up in a flash of fire, torching like matchsticks, sending dark black and grey chimneys of smoke floating above the ridge.
Ms. Carrara says the effects of the saltwater intrusion can already be seen, including pockets of dead cedar trees along the banks of Delaware Bay.
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An isolated pocket of Joshua Tree National Park in California contains a roadside sign that says, simply, "Fried Liver Wash"–a highway marker that is so bizarre and delightful that you won't care to investigate its meaning.
The presence of Type 1 resin pockets in the early wood of trees subjected to the stem bending treatments applied here, suggests that Type 1 resin pockets were forming in the mature wood, behind the cambium and zone of differentiation, as observed by Donaldson (1983).
The formation of resin pockets in trees is thought to occur as a result of the stress associated with wind exposure.
"Schoolboys heave pocket knives at the trunks of trees, narrowly missing poets.
For Benfield, that largely means mid-size (8 acres or less) and pocket parks, along with lots of trees, green complete streets, and all other forms of small-scale green infrastructure.
A fungal disease, Chalara fraxinea, is spreading through the land, having laid waste to ash trees in pockets of continental Europe.
