silver wattle造句

• By a silver wattle had been planted to the south of the building.
• It was decided that the annual anniversary regatta should be celebrated by the wearing of a sprig of silver wattle blossom tied with British Navy blue ribbon.
• Indeed, both the easy availability of hollow-bearing trees and Silver Wattle are thought to determine the population density and distribution of the mountain brushtail possum in Victoria.
• Other trees growing in association with the eucalyptus include Myrtle Beech which has small, shiny, dark green leaves and is restricted to areas of high rainfall, Silver Wattle.
• Several trees-a poinciana, two pine trees framing the entrance to the church, and a large silver wattle-and shrubs delineate the church from the grass footpath that extends to Ford Street.
• Garden hybrids with Queensland silver wattle ( " Acacia podalyriifolia " ) raised in Europe have been given the names " Acacia x siebertiana " and " Acacia x deneufvillei ".
• Indigenous floral species include the silver wattle, lightwood, blackwood, black she-oak, river red gum, spike wattle, hedge wattle, scrub she-oak, jagged fireweed, silver top wallaby grass, Australian salt grass and the blue tussock grass.
• An extensive ecosystem restoration program is underway at Scottsdale with a nursery on site propagating plants including grasses such as river tussock ( " Poa labillardierei " ), shrubs such as the silver wattle ( " Acacia dealbata " ) and trees including yellowbox ( " Eucalyptus melliodora " ).
• Of special association with St John's and its streetscape value are the trees along the front boundary to the property : two distinctive pine trees planted on either side of the front entrance to the church; a poinciana tree; and a large silver wattle which is thought to be a remnant of the original plantings on the site, evident in a c 1916 photograph.
• Forested areas of the park are dominated by  brown-top stringybark ( Eucalyptus obliqua ), white-top stringybark ( E . delegatensis ), swamp gum ( E . regnans ), black gum E . ( ovata ), white gum ( E . viminalis ), black peppermint ( E . amygdalina ) and silver wattle ( Acacia dealbata ) , while the underbrush of the forests is mainly shrubby.