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As for me, all I have to do is watch my dogwood tree.

I saw what Dogwood looked like when he came apart.

American dogwood is still used today as medicine, but not very often.

Since both dogwoods are quite new, they may not be generally available until next spring.

Dogwood trees growing in the woods will be left on their own.

The first clan that comes to mind are the dogwoods.

Nothing in sight but the house and the little dogwood tree.

Dogwoods are rather exclusive in that they seem to have a family pretty much to themselves.

The dogwood tree by the house was now in flower.

When the dogwood trees are in bloom, everything seems right with the world.

The dogwoods, which should take eight weeks to bloom, were ready in three.

At home, water the dogwood trees well if there is a summer drought.

The first dogwood was too far gone to be nursed back to life.

A bit should be added here on the cultural demands of dogwood trees.

The dogwoods are in bloom, and there is a lot more ground to cover.

More evidence is needed to rate the effectiveness of American dogwood for these uses.

But, as always, the emphasis will be on the 5,000 dogwood trees.

Since 1996 over 500 pink dogwoods have been given to new residents moving into the community.

It was not until they were out of sight that 1 turned and saw the girl under the dogwood tree.

Within the next few months, an old dogwood near the house will burst into bloom.

The loss of dogwoods is more than an aesthetic blow.

A number of dogwood trees have already succumbed and been cut down.

One that comes to mind quickly is the shallow-rooted dogwood.

Also, be cautious about where those fallen dogwood leaves go.

On either side lovely old Dogwood trees were in full bloom.

These can be made out of cornel wood or animal horn.

Then at once he added, "Cornel" and swung away from the ring.

It had been a full, though not unusual, day for Cornel West.

In a sense, the real prophetic voice of Cornel West has yet to be heard.

Why has Cornel West become such a sensation in the academic world and beyond?

"Cornel shows us how the academy ought to work.

These thin sticks are often made from soft wood such as willow or cornel.

Last year, the Cornel West soap opera made front pages around the country.

Miguel Cornel was the real restorer of the see.

When asked about that, he said, "Cornel West says, race matters.

They didn't know if we could come back without Anthony and Cornel."

Imported timbers such as persimmon and cornel were also commonly used.

"Cornel is very hurt," a close associate said.

Coach Cornel Thompson was selected to take his place.

"Cornel and I are both progressive," he said, referring to Professor West.

"Cornel" Simon's arm tightened about her shoulders as he pulled her into the corridor.

The music for this film was written by Cornel Ionescu.

Standing on the left of the political spectrum, Cornel West has no doubt that he is on the right side.

Dwarf Cornel may refer to the following plants:

The team was founded in 2003, the first head coach being Cornel Țălnar.

Race Matters is a 1994 social sciences book, authored by Cornel West.

"Gore knows that his support is very soft," said Cornel West, a top Bradley adviser.

To say that Cornel West enjoys performing is an understatement of epic proportions.

"Cornel" he called to the others.

But the article left the impression that Prof. Cornel West had not been productive in recent years.

Team them with colourful cornus or willow shoots.

Other deciduous plants that benefit from this ruthless treatment are all the coloured stemmed willows and cornus.

The name cornet derives from corne, meaning horn, itself from Latin cornus.

Drupella cornus is a predator of living coral, grazing on the coral tissue.

Located on the grounds are species of the dogwood cornus mas, the dove tree, and the Sorrel tree.

Among its collections are azalea, cornus, greenhouses of Victoria amazonica, and 300 types of dahlias.

And they are using native plants at last - white poplar, willow, silver leafed cornus and grey eleagnus.

Drupella cornus (Röding, 1798)

Prato del Pozzo - cornus, magnolia, maple, etc.

Plants such as Gunnera manicata, hydrangeas, philadelphus, cornus and daffodils were planted to give the garden year round interest.

Drupa spectrum Reeve: synonym of Drupella cornus (Röding, 1798)

Very romantic, with shrubby entanglements of magnolia, maple and cornus on either side of the shining River Vartry, and an apple orchard bearded with mistletoe.

The northwestern highlands are covered in an oak-hickory mixture, with Ozark white cedars, cornus (dogwoods), and Cercis canadensis (redbuds) also present.

Habitat loss due to fragmentation through agriculture and development, suppression of fire, incursions by invasive species, especially reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinaceae), dogwood (cornus sp.)

Drupella cornus, common name : the horn drupe, is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Muricidae, the murex snails or rock snails.

Drupella cornus commonly occurs on or under tabular corals of the genera Acropora and Montipora or on hard substrates in the lower intertidal zone and shallow sublittoral zone.

Macrobius lists arbores felices (plural) as the oak (four species thereof), the birch, the hazelnut, the sorbus, the white fig, the pear, the apple, the grape, the plum, the cornus and the lotus.

The gardens here also house a National Collection of dogwood, cornus species from east and Western American states, as well as specimens introduced from Asia during the plant "gold rush" in the last quarter of the 19th century.