They may be pruned with as good effect as other trees, and if they tend to grow too tall the leader may be cut out without fear.
Forest grown trees are less symmetrical, but even in dense woods, the elm frequently rises clear above the canopy of other trees, and develops the fountain form of crown.
When use is made of this hickory it serves the same purposes as the wood of other trees of the group.
It is a southern word which is applied to this elm, and also to other trees, and occasionally it means a fish instead of a tree.
It is found on other trees, besides live oak, and dealers in Louisiana alone sell half a million dollars worth of it a year to upholsterers in all the principal countries of the world.
The plants at first require the shade of other trees, such as the mango, coco-nut, &c.
Perhaps the red oak excels all other trees in the beauty of its summer foliage and its leaves are also richly colored in autumn.
To his mind there is no tree more beautiful and from what he said, he would use it almost to the exclusion of other trees.
By plentifully, I do not mean to the exclusion of other trees, for, in some places, there should be more elms and maples than black walnuts, but highways are so extensive that many kinds of trees could be used in abundance to give shade.
It is also remarked, that in districts which have been cleared of other trees, and even of the less vigorous sugar maples, the product of the remainder is proportionally greater.
The Oriental Plane thrives best on a light free soil, moist, but not wet at bottom; and the situation should be sheltered, but not shaded or crowded by other trees.
They may be pruned with as good effect as other trees, and if they tend to grow too tall, the leader may be stopped without fear.
The general contour of each oak presents a characteristic branching and sturdiness uncommon in other trees.
In other trees, this arrangement is *alternate*, as shown in Fig.
English yew (Taxus baccata) An excellent evergreen usually of low form; suitable for the lawn, massed with others or as a specimen plant; will grow in the shade of other trees.
The blood-beech had been outgrown by other trees, and now stood in the shade; and its leaves were green like those of the common trees, and its glory had departed.
Its summit towered above all the other trees, and could be seen far out at sea, so that it served as a landmark to the sailors.
This tree required much sunshine, for in continual shade it would become bright green like the other trees, and thus lose its distinctive character.
Being pruin’d it heals the scar immediately, and is not apt to put forth so soon again as other trees.
Other trees on the island were covered with rich red and yellow blossoms; and masses of delicate blue flowers and of star-shaped white flowers grew underfoot.
Everywhere their long, curving fronds rose among the other trees, and in places their lofty trunks made them hold their heads higher than the other trees.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "other trees" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
