gum tree , auch: gumtree

Only the gum tree can live through the fire like that; all other trees are killed.

Patrick stepped out from behind one of the gum trees.

A gum tree there would be just lovely, up against the blue of the sea.

The last gum tree was cut down in 1952.

Last summer the Prices planted the first, a sweet gum tree.

There were several varieties of gum trees; among them many giants.

A. There are some 500 species of eucalyptus, or gum trees.

Australians will feel at home among the many fragrant gum trees.

An area approximately 20 by 30 feet was cleared out of sweet gum trees about two years ago.

They turned into a dirt track flanked by very young gum trees.

Several mounds planted with green young gum trees appeared here and there.

I am still among the gum trees and labyrinths, that place where you can easily get lost.

A huge gum tree stretched its branches over most of the yard.

Indeed they are passing a magnificent group of gum trees standing alone in the desert.

First Creek cuts through the middle of the school grounds and large gum trees line the property.

Some women chat and play cards in the welcome shade of a gum tree.

The silver barks of the gum trees were pretty, she thought vaguely.

You can almost smell the dust and the gum trees.'

Here the gum trees lost their bark, not their leaves.

And the low cliffs, covered in gum trees, were a pleasure to behold.

"This bimbo is getting you all up a gum tree," he warned himself.

A gum tree forty feet away had tapped the pipe and was drinking the water.

But next spring the gum trees shoot again, and in a very few years all is as it was before.'

High above him in the silver gum trees he could hear the blue doves calling to their lost partners.

The inn's name, in turn, referred to a giant red gum tree which stood nearby.