10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHRUBBY»
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shrubby in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Bush: A Guide to the Vegetated Landscapes of Australia
... Mixed tall shrublands- 1 Shrubby low woodlands th Layered low woodlands
Other woodlands and low woodlands Shrubby open forests Shrubby woodlands
North-eastern Acacia open forests and low open forests Southern Acacia
shrubby ...
2
The Floral World and Garden Guide
full, fine form ; coral red, very brilliant. 33. Jules Lavay (Damaizin). — Shrubby,
very vigorous, and very perpetual ; flower full, very well made ; very free flowering
; of a fine lively satin rosy flesh ; very fresh. 34. L'Abbe Lauray (Trouillard).
3
The Universal Gardener and Botanist: or, a general ...
Shrubby Æ- thiopian Hare's- ear Shrubby Diftorme- leaved Cape Hare's-ear.
Cacalia, Foreign Colt's Foot. — Cacalia Fico □ ides— Kleinia, or Indian Cacalia
— Anteu- phorbium Cacalia Papillary Cacalia. [Succulent ) Cactus, Melon- thijlle.
Thomas Mawe, John Abercrombie, 1778
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
Lobe/in, lolzelia; containing shrubby, pine-leaved, blue l0belia.Lycium, box-
tborzz ,* containing African box-thorn z-Barbary box-thorn. . Maloa, wallow ,'
containing African shrub-malloiv medicago; containing shrubby hoary medicago,
or moon ...
5
A Complete Dictionary of Practical Gardening: Comprehending ...
Genista, Broom, containing Shrubby Canary Broom. Geranium, Geranium,
containing all the shruhb kinds. . Gor onia, Gordom'a, containing Loblolly Ba . -
éorteria, Gorleria, containing Shrubby prickly-leaved Gorteria. Grewia, Greu'ia ...
R. W. Dickson, Sydenham Edwards, 1807
6
The American Gardener's Calendar; Adapted to the Climates ...
Shrubby DogVbane Straw berry Tree Oriental do. Booad-leaved rough Arctotis
Laurel-leaved Ardisia Two-spined Arduina Shining-leaved Aristotelia Silvery-
leaved Wormwood Shrubby Asclepias Hypericum-like Ascyrum Cretan or
evergeen ...
7
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
It has very crooked irregular stalks, shrubby, and riling eight or ten feet high,
putting out several weak side branches, having long narrow leaves on them,
coming out in clusters, like thole of the larch-tree ; under each of these clusters is
placed ...
8
Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Crotalaria cordifolia, or hearnleaved crotalaria: leaves ternate, obcordate,
mucronate; fioiversin corymbs; stem shrubby. A shrub eight feet in height. Native
of the Cape, on rocks. * 20. Crotalaria incana, or hoary crotalaria: leaves ter-nate,
oval, ...
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The Cyclopaedia; Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences ...
Labei'izz, lobe/it: ; containing shrubby, pine-leaved, blue lobclia. _ Lycium, [lax-(
born ,- containing African box-thorn z-Barbary box-thorn. _ Isis-va, 'nella-w;
containing Asrican shrub-mallow medicago; containing shrubhy hoary medicago,
...
10
A General System of Trees and Shrubs. For all useful and ...
An upright, shrubby-stallted plant, growing five, to six or seven seet high-the stem
tree-like, shrubby; leaves (largz, jZs't) seven-angled, acute, crenated, plaited and
hoary; and terminal racems os purple flowers,Nntive of Spain and Portugal.
John ABERCROMBIE (Horticulturist.), 1780
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SHRUBBY»
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Dixie Gardening: Planting and caring for ground covers
As a rule of thumb, most woody, shrubby ground covers, especially those that are drought-tolerant, have fairly low nutrient needs, and many get along with little ... «The Independent | SUindependent.com, Jul 15»
Arctic shrubs may cause greenhouse emissions, report says
... shrubs expand their range. The slow shift from grassy to shrubby landscapes could have profound consequences for the people and animals that live there. «CBC.ca, Jul 15»
Spectacular Salvias guaranteed to satisfy
I'm talking, of course, of salvias, and in particular of the many different shrubby perennial varieties – some moderately hardy, others more tender – that have ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Dyson returns to Chelsea with salvias
Dyson has spent 20 years building a diverse collection of shrubby Mexican Salvias in the UK and has developed many new species at Dyson's Nursery on site ... «Horticulture Week, May 15»
Marcia Davis: Yellow warblers build new nest floors to bury cowbirds …
You'll find the most willows in overgrown shrubby patches along lake shores, rivers, streams, ponds and the moist edges of other wetlands. Tennessee's yellow ... «Knoxville News Sentinel, May 15»
Page 3 Profile: Human Shrub, eco-activist
The Human Shrub – also known as Shrubby – first surfaced in 2009 in a protest against Colchester council's plan to turf over rose beds to save money. «The Independent, Mar 15»
Colchester 'Human Shrub' vows to protect green spaces
The Human Shrub - sometimes known as Shrubby - resurfaced recently when he sent a gift to borough councillor Dave Harris, who is spearheading the council's ... «BBC News, Mar 15»
Post-beetles, a new tree is planted in George Harrison's memory
A new tree of a different species — a 10-foot tall shrubby yew pine, chosen by Harrison's family — replaced the original Canary Island pine tree in a ceremony ... «Los Angeles Times, Feb 15»
Mystery Plant: Not all palm trees are alike
"Dwarf palmetto," or Sabal minor, is commonly seen as a shrubby plant, without an upright trunk, in swamps throughout the coastal plain, and rarely into the ... «Tallahassee.com, Aug 14»
Buckwheats in the garden
The most widespread of the shrubby buckwheats is California buckwheat (E. fasciculatum). With needly foliage and a somewhat rangey habit, this species may ... «The Point Reyes Light, Aug 14»
