tamarisk

Tamarisk took a receiver plate out from under her display table.

I sat down under the shade of a tamarisk tree to shelter myself from the sun.

Its name comes from the presence of many tamarisk trees along the promenade.

Goats have been put to work to munch on tamarisk in Arizona.

The reed beds and tamarisk bushes along the rivers are also present.

Further field collections are needed to identify which tamarisk species serve as hosts.

Already millions are being spent by federal, state, local and tribal governments to control tamarisk through a variety of methods.

Tamarisk said, "I'll size that for you if you need me to."

The larger tamarisk beetle overwinters as adults on the ground.

Five generations of larger tamarisk beetle occur through spring and fall in central Texas.

No wonder, with a stub of a tamarisk through my shoulder."

Taken together, the name means "Tamarisk of the President."

There are several ways to deal with pest populations of tamarisk in the United States.

Behind the high tamarisk hedge, her garden was a jungle of verdure in summer.

Some good shrubs are azaleas, butterfly bush, rose of Sharon and tamarisk.

Tamarisk did the same with the receiver plate.

Here and there a weeping tamarisk tree lay like a mass of gray smoke along the sand.

The hermit had laid a bed of seaweed and tamarisk branches against one wall.

Bean's Tamarisk course record of 63 Wednesday came after he started with three consecutive birds.

We moored in the early evening against a low grassy bank which rose to a wood of tamarisk trees.

My father showed me how our ancestors caught the resin of the tamarisk and called it manna.

Down the river, the burgeoning green banks of tamarisk and papyrus awaited us.

If I catch him I'll hang his hide to a tamarisk."

And he led the way through a forest of tamarisk and larch, to where they could look down into the village.

Here and there the blossomy tamarisk adorned the roadside.