Sentence examples for rose tree from inspiring English sources

As Jane Brown points out in "Tales of the Rose Tree," her detailed genealogy of the large and varied plant group — the genus, whose name literally means "rose tree," is descended from the magnolia and the tea families and contains more than 1,000 species, including all azaleas — the question of what makes a native is contentious not only when it comes to human beings.

Now she and her husband were sitting across the courtyard, under a climbing rose tree.

Since the abolishing of the cavalry most of the American riding boot business has been with the Meadowbrook, Middleburg, and the Rose Tree set.

What should we say of a rose tree in which one bud out of every three dropped to the soil dead?

"A large rose tree stood near the entrance of the garden: the roses on it were white, but there were three gardeners at it, busily painting them red.

Rose Tree Cottage is in the South District, one of the primary residential areas in the tiny British overseas territory of Gibraltar, which has about 30,000 residents in an area of about 2.6 square miles.

The bird flies through a nighttime garden, at first finding rose trees bearing only yellow and white blossoms.

As the coast prices also rise, tree changers on the east coast look westward.

One possible reason for the rising tree mortality is a paradoxical effect of the higher concentration of CO2 in the air, which generally encourages tree growth.

The study interviewees' experiences of delayed autumns, bodies of water freezing over later in the year than usual, warmer winters, earlier springs, rising tree levels and changes in vegetation are all changes reported and/or predicted in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) climate change assessments (1).

Smoke still rose from tree stumps, and even the blessed rain clouds delivered new bolts of lightning.