yaupon hollies造句

• _Yaupon holly ( red berries on female plants; 15 feet, native)
• The berries of the yaupon holly are poisonous.
• Exotic flowers are being replaced with winecups and coreopsis, and dwarf yaupon holly is supplanting boxwood.
• They used the leaves of " Ilex vomitoria " or yaupon holly to prepare ceremonial black drink.
• This suggests that the Spiro people may have practiced a version of the Yaupon Holly from conch shell cups.
• Native plants in the park include southern magnolias, yaupon hollies, wax myrtles, dwarf palmettos, and sabal palms.
• The leaves and stems of the yaupon holly ( " Ilex vomitoria " ) were used by Late Archaic times.
• Possumhaw holly ( " Ilex decidua " ) and yaupon holly ( " Ilex vomitoria " ) are also excellent berrying plants.
• The little retreat commands a view of the ocean, an osprey nest in a dead tree and a wetland where dewberries and yaupon holly grow.
• Approaching the main entrance past a lawn edged by pools with running water, the visitor enters a courtyard through a grove of Yaupon Holly trees.
• Native plant species found on the dunes include sea oats, Sabal palmetto, Spanish bayonet, wax myrtle, yaupon holly, and several grass species.
• Yaupon holly, hardy only to Zone 7, which dips down to zero in winter, is a favorite of bluebirds, which swallow the small berries.
• Live Oaks and Yaupon Holly trees border most every fairway, and with its well placed bunkers, water hazards and the wind, it provides an enjoyable and challenging golfing experience.
• But the area has to be at least 2 feet wide and planted with only small appropriate varieties, such as redbud, Trident maples, Florida maples, serviceberry and yaupon hollies.
• As for plant diversity, Live Oak, Longleaf Pine and Yaupon Holly predominate in the forest, while Azaleas, American Beautyberry and Sweet Bay Magnolia thrive both in natural and landscaped areas.
• When planting on slopes for erosion control, Dudley recommends smaller trees and shrubs such as ligustrum, Yaupon holly, and low-growing ground covers such as creeping juniper and liriope or monkey grass.
• The Outer Banks is home to Yaupon Holly ( " Ilex vomitoria " ), the roasted leaves of which were brewed into a high caffeine beverage called black drink by the Native Americans.
• Further east and south into Florida were non-Mississippian culture peoples who were involved in long distance trade of local high status items such as busycon shells for gorgets and yaupon holly for the black drink.
• Because of the tall pine canopy, sunlight is able to penetrate to encourage the growth of understory flora such as oaks, sweet gum trees, hickories, sassafras, yaupon hollies, and wax myrtles.
• Its gray shingles and red door are hidden behind yaupon hollies, a tall Chinese parasol tree with big chartreuse leaves, staghorn sumac, green baffles shaped like Christmas trees and a blue picket fence topped with colored bottles.