handkerchief tree造句

• Dove tree, or handkerchief tree, requires patience, and plenty of it.
• Alongside the Bridge is a fine specimen of the Handkerchief Tree'Davidia Involucrata var . vilmoriniana '.
• He recalls the daring adventures of Harvard scientists who discovered the handkerchief tree at the turn of the century.
• Cox's three handkerchief trees are about 10 feet tall now, but they'll grow as large as 35.
• Thus, the Handkerchief tree ( " Davidia involucrata " ) was discovered by P鑢e David in 1869 but introduced to Britain by Ernest Wilson in 1901.
• There is an examples of a tree, known as the dove tree, handkerchief tree, pocket handkerchief tree or ghost tree which was sent from China around 1900 by Father Armand David.
• There is an examples of a tree, known as the dove tree, handkerchief tree, pocket handkerchief tree or ghost tree which was sent from China around 1900 by Father Armand David.
• He was first engaged by famous Veitch Nursery with the specific task of bringing back seeds of the Handkerchief Tree ( Davidia involucrata ), one of which still grows in Bodnant Garden s Shrub Borders.
• The Spier's Arboretum has a secure future with the prospect of additional species reaching maturity, such as aspen, toffee apple ( katsura ) tree, handkerchief tree, Wellingtonia, Wollemi pine, holm oak, walnut, fastigiate beech, sessile oak, monkey puzzle, and juniper that will give a total of around fifty tree species in the arboretum.
• The last member of the Traherne family to occupy the house was Captain Onslow Powell Traherne, a well travelled Victorian industrialist, who apparently renovated and extended the house and laid out the existing formal gardens between 1910 and 1920, introducing many exotic species ( including many species of rhododendron, magnolia, tulip tree, handkerchief trees, sugar maple, paperbark dogwood, sequoia and ginkgo biloba ).