Sentence examples for wild cherry tree from inspiring English sources
All the listed treats should be selectively given except for wild cherry tree branches as they are good for rabbit's teeth to chew on (giving them cardboard toilet paper rolls after they have been used is also a good idea if they don't have much glue on them and is also a good way to recycle).
Other good treats are small amounts of carrot, (unlike Bugs Bunny, a real rabbit can get very sick from eating a lot of carrot) dried banana chips, fresh banana, apple, blueberries, strawberries, wild strawberries, (best from your own backyard) and wild cherry tree branches (not the kind of tree that actually grows cherries).
Chickens strut under silver birch and wild cherry trees.
There are wild cherry trees here too, which bear fruit from mid-July.
The prime suspects include combinations of unusual factors, from tent caterpillars to wild cherry trees to a microscopic fungus.
The bark used in kabazaiku products comes from wild cherry trees — the bark of cultivated cherry trees is not tough enough.
The beach town, named for the abundance of wild cherry trees, was first settled by a pirate, Jeremiah Smith, who built a cottage here in 1795 so he could easily loot ships that ran aground.
Black or wild cherry trees, the caterpillar's habitat and food of choice, can produce cyanide-like compounds that can turn into the poison in the caterpillar's gut.
He had no snowy memories, no castles, no wild cherry trees, no sound stone houses with polished brass and roaring fires, no Halloween, no ghosts or witches, no legends of his own going back to the morning of the world, no proper accent, like the people there.
Sycamore wood was used for making milk pails as it doesn't give off any taste; wild cherry trees were known by lumberjacks as widow-makers because the "explosive energy" in their sprung trunks would fling a chainsaw back in your face.
The forest management plan of 1991 mentioned that most of the wild cherry trees might be asexually regenerated by coppicing.
