tulip tree

He told a visitor to go toward the place where the old tulip tree once stood and take a left.

A few 200-year-old tulip trees soared 100 feet into the sky.

Teasing it out of a computer might well have him rolling over under his tulip tree.

Thousands of pines and tulip trees were planted in the park.

It was not surprising that both contenders were tulip trees.

Here, where they smoked peace pipes under a giant tulip tree.

The tulip tree is also easy to identify for its trunk goes straight up to the sky.

Many gardeners call this tulip tree, which is a misnomer.

Last to appear are the highest blossoms, the pale white ones of the tulip trees.

About 100 feet up a majestic tulip tree, she set up a home once more.

That night we dine under an African tulip tree facing the port.

The trail is full of oaks, beeches, tulip trees and more.

There is even a tulip tree, whose wood the Indians used, as large as life.

Walking higher, you will leave behind the tulip trees, which prefer the fertile soil of the valley floor.

I was not far from the tulip tree.

The tulip trees nodded and shivered in the fog, as if they were excited.

An ancient tulip tree grew at this spot, said to be the oldest living thing in Manhattan.

Hold off planting magnolias and tulip trees until May.

The butler walked into the garden where Christina was reading in the shade of a white tulip tree.

"Two hundred and eighty years, I think," he said of a broad, rough tulip tree.

He staggered toward a towering tulip tree, still whirling his burden.

However, 50 years later the area is known for its population of large oaks, Tulip trees and other trees.

He passed between the two tulip trees and found himself on a path, one that he had not even known existed.

An example is the tulip tree (a yellow poplar) and the American beech.

In cultivation it grows as fast as the American tulip tree.