jerusalem cherry造句

• Jerusalem cherries are possibly poisonous to cats and some birds.
• Speaking of houseplants, I didn't get Jerusalem cherry or China doll in a variety that's whitefly-proof.
• And the last cherry tomatoes glow lonely, looking so much like the Jerusalem cherry fruit soon to shrivel.
• The Jerusalem cherry's poison is primarily solanocapsine, which is similar to other alkaloids found in their genus, such as solanine and atropine.
• During a visit to a friend's garden, I admired the red-and green-fruited Jerusalem cherry she was growing as a border for a walkway.
• Many of the calls are seasonal, especially during the holidays, when children, attracted to the colorful plants, ingest mistletoe, Jerusalem cherries and poinsettias.
• HOLIDAY-PLANTS _ Holiday plants, from poinsettias and Christmas cacti to Jerusalem cherries and boxwood topiaries, are becoming a practical and enticing alternative to Christmas trees, especially for those with small apartments.
• She didn't mention them in her telephone message, but she was growing some fine gardenias, huge camellias ( 11 varieties ), iris, amaryllis, Jerusalem cherry, tomatoes and a huge fig tree.
• Twoleaf nightshades can sometimes be confused with the Jerusalem cherry ( " Solanum pseudocapsicum " ), another nightshade grown for its brightly colored berries, various synonyms of which were once classified as its cultivars.
• The gallery of holiday plants that are more poisonous includes mistletoe ( the leaves are worse than the berries ); holly; azalea; yew and boxwood, and the Jerusalem cherry, with its deceptively tomato-like miniature fruit.
• As for the little Jerusalem cherry, it has found a home in my front garden, near a stone, under a camellia, where it already has produced a new set of fruit that looks good enough to eat but is, alas, as poisonous as it is enticing.
• PLANTS Poinsettias _ at least, the kind sold at holiday times _ are not nearly as toxic as many people think ( their sap can irritate the stomach and eyes ), but the berries of Jerusalem cherry can cause severe gastrointestinal symptoms like abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea.
• Looking at both gardens, you see the same plants, many of which started in one or the other and were shared : Jerusalem cherry, begonia, azalea, ginger lily, canna lily, day lily, burning bush, cypress vine, rose of Sharon, four o'clocks, roses, dahlias, trees galore and so much more.
• Though Jerusalem cherry is distributed by certain birds in the wild  both where native and where introduced, e . g . in Australia by the pied currawong ( " Strepera graculina " )  most popular pet birds, namely parrots and relatives, are not immune to its poison.