leucothoe การใช้

• Florida leucothoe is an evergreen with arching branches.
• But no other extant sources mention either Orchamus or his daughters Leucothoe and Clytie.
• This system consist of dozens of temporary pools that are inhabited by " Leucothoe racemosa ".
• Other evergreens deer don't much like include pieris, pachysandra, leucothoe, spruce, and juniper.
• "Leucothoe axillaris " is a branching shrub up to 2 m ( 7 feet ) tall.
• Leucothoe fontanesiana Mary Elizabeth-- pendulous, red-bronze broad-leaved evergreen; about three feet tall.
• A broad-leaved evergreen that Jamison also finds striking in winter, in massed plantings or individually, is Leucothoe keiskei.
• Our walk takes us across a little stream, along whose banks grow Christmas ferns, curly ivy, mahonia and leucothoe.
• It is part of group of sibling species, together with " Leucothoe lilljeborgi " and " Leucothoe occulta ".
• It is part of group of sibling species, together with " Leucothoe lilljeborgi " and " Leucothoe occulta ".
• The understory is made up of many ericaceous species such as " Vaccinium " spp . and " Leucothoe editorum ".
• Avoid putting ashes around plants that prefer acid soils, like azaleas, rhododendrons, heaths and heathers, blueberries, mountain laurels, pierises, leucothoes and andromedas.
• The victory bouquet includes an olive branch, symbolizing peace, a laurel for glory, a palm frond for victory, magnolia for perseverance and leucothoe for friendship.
• ""'Leucothoe incisa " "'is an Atlantic coast of Europe from the Mediterranean Sea to Scotland, and in the North Sea.
• Shrubs are even worse off because of their smaller root systems, especially those with shallow roots such as azaleas, rhododendrons, daphnes, mountain laurels, leucothoes and andromedas.
• To represent the pine flatwoods, which tend to be lower and remain wetter, there are wax myrtle and Florida leucothoe planted alongside blackgum, longleaf pine and saw palmetto.
• Begin by insuring year-round interest with combinations of broad-leaved evergreens like mountain laurel, Japanese holly ( Ilex crenata ), rhododendron, azalea and the graceful Leucothoe fontanesiana.
• In addition to holly, magnolia and pine, consider boxwood, cedar, juniper, palm, arborvitae, Japanese yew, umbrella plant, Leyland cypress, leucothoe, rosemary and ivy.
• Woody plants that are less appetizing include common boxwood, Potentilla fruticosa, Japanese pieris, drooping leucothoe, paper birch, barberry, bumald spirea, Colorado blue spruce, and Russian and autumn olive.
• With a sprinkler system, it's possible to go for weeks, months, even, without peering into the face of an abelia or a leucothoe, looking down the throat of a daylily.