例句與造句

1. And hardier windmill palms will be left out in the winter.
2. Specimens include showy windmill palms, cork oak and Nigerian fir.
3. As such, Southern Magnolias, Needle Palms, Windmill palm, Loblolly Pines, and Crape Myrtles are grown in private and public gardens.
4. Because of the warmer wintertime temperatures, Hardy Palms including Trachycarpus fortunei ( Chinese Windmill Palm ) and Needle Palms work quite well in the landscape.
5. Many non-native plants also occur, including many invasive species such as English ivy, Scotch broom, Chinese windmill palm have become very popular.
6. It's difficult to find windmill palm in a sentence. 用windmill palm造句挺難的
7. A botanistat at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, he grows dwarf palmettos, needle palms, cabbage palms and Chinese windmill palms in temperatures that can hover just above zero.
8. A recent trend since the Hardiness rezoning is the discovery that certain tropical plants like the Needle Palm, Chinese Windmill Palm and Fiber Banana trees can grow in Amherst with some protection.
9. Surrounding its Mexican-tiled patio and pathway are windmill palms, banana trees, fatsia, bromeliads, ferns and " Bengal Tiger " canna lilies, with their variegated leaves and orange blossoms.
10. Other plants like Sabal palmetto, Pindo Palm, Windmill Palm, Hardy Citrus, and Oleander are successfully grown here while they succumb to the colder winter temperatures to the north and inland to the west.
11. While living in Maryland, Ulanowicz took up a hobby of cultivating and casually breeding cold-hardy palm trees; he drew attention for a Windmill palm on Solomons Island that grew taller than the one-story building it was planted outside.
12. This mild and rather wet climate, is also an enhancement to the gardens, parks and public spaces of the city, and for plants from more exotic regions such as Chinese windmill palm ( Trachycarpus fortunei ), originating in the Chinese mountains, but also for giant sequoias ( Sequoiadendron giganteum ) and laurel magnolia ( Magnolia grandiflora ) of American origin.