acacias

There is, however, a small third group of acacias, which is native to the lowland wet tropics.

Chapter 4 1983

The acacias were a mass of pink and white blossom, exhaling a sweet fragrance.

Castles and Cave Dwellings of Europe 1879

We took great pains to worm our way through the copse, for it was a perfect thicket, and so full of thorny trees, such as acacias and aloes, that we got well scratched for our pains.

Ran Away to Sea Mayne Reid 1850

As well as the city's lush parks and gardens, the boulevards and edges of motorways offer pollen well-suited to bees, such as acacias, limes and chestnuts, he said.

Independent.ie - Frontpage RSS Feed 2009

The luxuriant vegetation consists of bougainvillea, hibiscus and impressive trees such as acacias, ficus and a number of varieties of palms spread through the 12 hectares of gardens.

ETravelBlackboard.com 2008

Then he turned around and kept walking, out from under the acacias and toward the gate.

The Laugh T 2009

They went down the trail along the twisting avenue of acacias, past the fire pit where the evening buffet was normally held, past the now-deserted croquet lawn.

The Laugh T 2009

They went down the trail along the twisting avenue of acacias, past the fire pit where the evening buffet was normally held, past the now-deserted croquet lawn.

The Laugh T 2009

They went down the trail along the twisting avenue of acacias, past the fire pit where the evening buffet was normally held, past the now-deserted croquet lawn.

The Laugh T 2009

Then he turned around and kept walking, out from under the acacias and toward the gate.

The Laugh T 2009