But, in the tierra caliente of Mexico, this is not requisite, as the tree propagates itself, and the laborers are only required to keep the fields clear of extraneous plants which spring up so rapidly and luxuriantly in tropical climates.
They will grow luxuriantly in a pile of chips, with a little soil, in a door-yard, where hardly any other plant would flourish.
Orchards near the shores of bodies of water--as on Lake Erie about Cleveland, Ohio--bear luxuriantly when all fruit a few miles back is cut off by late frosts.
Weeds grow luxuriantly in the meadows where once lay in shining order the beautiful gardens; nothing has been left of them except the wide marble basin of a long dried-up fountain, in whose pebble-filled runnels the lizards now sun themselves.
The water is much esteemed for washing clothes; it possesses an hydrothionic smell and a bitter taste, resembling that of the salt of magnesia; but the borders are verdant, and a species of Cyperus grows luxuriantly in the water.
However, it was a sunny corner, sheltered from the sea-wind, and the docks and nettles grew luxuriantly there.
She seated herself on the heather at the top of the bank, the sea wind blowing round her, and tossing and tumbling the golden curls which fell so luxuriantly under her hat.
The rau-paraha here referred to was a juicy plant of the convolvulus family, which grew luxuriantly upon the sand-dunes of the seashore, and was largely used by the Maori of those days as an article of food.
The trouble and risk of loss occasioned by subsequent re-pottings are also avoided, and the plants have, by this mode, full liberty to grow as luxuriantly as they choose, with only the slight attention required by watering and shading.
Those sold in pots in the spring have frequently been forced, and will require a long period of rest before growing again, while those from the open ground, having had their rest, will grow luxuriantly at once.
They are well adapted for training up columns, and we know of few things more beautiful than a temple formed of numerous columns, with Evergreen Roses growing luxuriantly upon them and festooned gracefully between.
She sighed luxuriantly at the thought of having left it all behind her.
Almost grazing the lush banks it passed the large hotels on the mainland and skirted the island, where the gardens of the villas sprawl luxuriantly down to the Nile.
The hammock, being finished and hung up between two trees, provides the naked Indian with a couch, upon which he may repose as luxuriantly as a monarch on his bed of down.
I was endeavouring to make out the character of the vegetation which seemed to flourish luxuriantly on its summit.
So great is the superficial waste (or denudation), that what would otherwise be a rich and luxuriantly wooded region, is converted into a wild and barren moorland.
Secondly, in regard to atolls, the stone-making polypifers grow mostluxuriantly on the outer edge of the island, to a thickness of a few feet only.
The specimen illustrated was probably taken from the end of a branch of a rather young and luxuriantly growing tree.
Some trees grow luxuriantly with only secondary roots; such trees can readily be raised from stems placed in the ground.
The olive trees grow luxuriantly everywhere, and on terraces cut out of the slopes of the mountains are nursed into the highest perfection.
It is luxuriantlyclothed with leaves of a deep green, somewhat like those of the bay tree, and these leaves are, in the months of July and August, beautifully contrasted and relieved by an exuberance of white flowers.
It grows rapidly and luxuriantly everywhere in Jamaica, particularly on the north side of the island--as well as Trinidad and other quarters of the West.
I have seen it growing luxuriantly in the light soils of the interior, as well as in the stiff clay soils of the coasts.
This subspecies is usually found in small masses of water, especially in pools of rain-water, but Mr. Mackenzie found it growing luxuriantly in the Jharai at a time of flood in September.
I find the home hillside luxuriantly green to-day, although the first week of May has not yet passed.
A pond may be too muddy for even them to preserve their purity, yet they will grow as luxuriantly as their unstained sisters.
With a liberal use of ground limestone, any legumes suited to this soil and climate ought to grow luxuriantly on those slopes.
Clover and other grasses will also grow luxuriantly upon it.
The bamboo, taking root and growing luxuriantly on this spot, remains as a warning to all who pass by; and, needless to say, the spot is looked on with horror and shunned by all men.
Blooms luxuriantly and continuously from the end of July to the first frosts.
It seems much to prefer deep sandy soils to heavy ones; indeed, I have known it refuse to grow on heavy clay soil, and flourish most luxuriantly on a deep sandy loam in the same district.
In France, and other parts of Europe, you see grass and grain growing luxuriantly up to the very edge of the beaten tracks, with nothing like a fence between them.
But the West Indies, wherein the Cane flourishes luxuriantly and renews itself perennially, lie at our doors.
The purple-flowered plant grew luxuriantly in the fields of Virginia, and so through the labor of the poor men the indolent cavaliers became rich.
The plant grew luxuriantly in the sunny fields of the South, but it was a day's work for a negro to separate the seed from a pound, and the planters despaired of making it a profitable crop.
The soil was rich and luxuriantly covered with the best grasses, and slightly wooded with white-wood.
The country consists of downs luxuriantly covered with good grasses except at places which are overrun with roley-poley.
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