chinaberry tree การใช้

• I was seven when I discovered gifts of the chinaberry tree.
• Even tamer, I wanted the chinaberry trees for their ornamental value.
• Our chinaberry tree grew at the edge of the woodpile.
• I played in the chinaberry tree all spring, summer and fall.
• But my benefactor, the umbrella-chinaberry tree, was gone.
• The chinaberry tree inspired my love for birds.
• Fig, chinaberry trees grow in the area.
• Suzanne Cobb spoke for all those who remember a rope swing under a chinaberry tree.
• "It's an umbrella-chinaberry tree, " she said.
• The chinaberry trees that gave the community its name are rare in the area today.
• And to tell the truth, I'm not sure about planting that chinaberry tree now.
• Chinaberry trees were plentiful, producing bushels of round green berries which were definitely non-edible.
• The pulp surrounding the seeds of the chinaberry tree were probably the part consumed by the Cuban macaw.
• However, several local China and Meeker natives have taken to cultivating and nurturing new and transplanted chinaberry trees.
• The brick patio in front covers a spot where shade from the chinaberry tree wouldn't allow grass to grow.
• In response, Delia sits meditatively below a chinaberry tree waiting for her husband to expire, and ignoring his pleas for aid.
• Over the years, the columnist for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution also has noted her affection for the lowly, disrespected chinaberry tree.
• Chinaberry trees, also called the Chinese Umbrella tree, were an essential feature of all rural yards in our part of the South.
• But warmth from the fireplace and a twig from the chinaberry tree, tapping against a window pane, finally lulled me to dreamland.
• Fleeing the front yard, I was able to make a hasty getaway by pulling myself onto a low branch of the chinaberry tree.