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• Golden Monterey cypress : This nonhardy evergreen suggests a chartreuse Christmas Tree.
• Ocean spray flew over the top of the 40-and 50-foot Monterey cypress trees.
• Monterey cypress is another famous picturesque tree often visited by tourists and photographers.
• I tramp through forests of Monterey cypress, pine and eucalyptus.
• Toppled Monterey cypress trees in Golden Gate Park similarly have been turned into usable lumber.
• The only tall trees were planted recently and include eucalyptus, Monterey pine and Monterey cypress.
• The hill is crowned with Monterey cypress trees.
• Most are Monterey cypresses and pines, and they contribute mightily to the serenity of the place.
• The familiar bend of a Monterey Cypress.
• Sailing up the coast, Vizca韓o named many prominent features such as the Monterey cypress forest at Point Lobos.
• Point Lobos is one of only two places where the Monterey Cypress can be found in the wild.
• Along this forbidding stretch of coastline, you might be impressed with just how hardy the Monterey cypress is.
• Specific plant associations where " N . squarrosa " occurs include the specialized Monterey Cypress forests near Carmel, California.
• The Army stuck 100, 000 trees in the ground over an 11-year period, mostly eucalyptus, Monterey cypress and Monterey pine.
• Monterey cypress is one of the parents of the fast-growing cultivated hybrid Leyland cypress, the other parent being Nootka cypress.
• The trail winds through what is thought to be one of two naturally growing stands of Monterey cypress trees on Earth.
• The grounds now include lawns, flower beds and Monterey Pine and coastal Monterey Cypress trees that frame views of the Pacific Ocean.
• On top of this layer, Monterey Pines, Monterey Cypresses and Eucalyptus all known for quick growth and shallow root structures could take root.
• A variety of natural habitats are found on the Monterey Peninsula : littoral zone and sand dunes; closed-cone pine forest; and Monterey Cypress.
• If you're lucky, as we were, you will spot the island fox that frequents the Monterey cypress trees that also call the ranch home.