bottomland

A lot of the champions, like this one, are down in bottomland, which is rich soil.

In the bottomland, the autumn night gave nothing back of its cooling promise.

There is also bottomland forest and a wetland restored in 1992.

"Too many of them, and they rip up the bottomland crops.

To the east was the good, rich bottomland, surrounded by limestone cliffs.

"I fancied a little walk along the bottomland," said the Monkey.

In the northwest, the like to grow under the hardwood trees on river bottomland.

His plow turned the first furrow of rich black bottomland in 1869.

It was midday when they finally reached the bottomland.

We worked our way through wet bottomland, a covert that narrows to a point.

A diversity of plant life has taken root here, including bottomland hardwoods.

The park is an Alpine environment with forested bottomland.

It is in the part of Tennessee called the "Mississippi bottomland".

And in the soft earth of the bottomland near the canebrake, they had found footprints.

Richard Giles has a degree in agriculture and works long hours on 40 acres of rich bottomland.

The plant, spread across bottomland next to the south fork of the Shenandoah, once employed nearly 3,500 workers.

Sullen and dismal, the sprawling bottomland was little more than a shadowed.

Haas convinced them to make an exception, and his first pattern "Bottomland" was printed.

Also supports a high diversity of bottomland forest obligate bird species.

The eastern arm of the lake is the former Casey Creek bottomland.

The refuge contains one of the most significant bottomland hardwood forests remaining in the state.

The grasses they rode past were thicker, with traces of green, on the bottomland below the road.

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They have resisted every attempt to privatize bottomland, even as they go out of business.

Like other bottomland habitat, the land was logged.