What is the sweetest scented tree?
She loves the palace gardener, a sweet tree-hugger (literally), but her father wants her to marry Sir Edmund, whom she calls a "sausage-loving, simpering sycophant".
It may all be a little different if there were sweet trees; but as nature stands at the moment, to a child, the results just aren't that interesting.
Childhood in postwar California is blissful — eating oranges off sweet-smelling trees in the front yard, playing in the ocean waves — even if punctuated by atomic bomb drills at school and shadowed by a new war in faraway Korea.
Except the jail or the park, that's it," Mr. Bux said, sitting in the shade of sweet-smelling trees and bushes, a large fountain burbling 10 feet away.
Cyclocarya paliurus (Batal) Iljinskaja, commonly called "sweet tea tree" because of the flavor of its leaves, is a sole species from Cyclocarya genus and is widely distributed in sub-tropical regions of China (Fang et al. 2006).
For TasteDB structure representations were retrieved from the browsing option of BitterDB [42] and from the Sweet-tree of SuperSweet [43].
Sometimes Anne tries to imagine that the geckos crawling on the screens are crickets and that the cloyingly sweet frangipani tree outside the window is the sturdy maple tree in her parents' garden.
Xf strain Cv21 was obtained in February 2001 from a non-symptomatic sweet orange tree (C. sinensis) in the city of Colina, SP. The tree was grafted onto a Poncirus trifoliate rootstock and was present within a highly CVC-infected orchard.
Compared with sweet cherry trees, sour cherry trees are much more cold hardy, and so they are more commonly grown in areas with frigid winters, such as Russia, Eastern Europe and the Midwest.
