wood asters造句

• The white wood aster, which should be blooming now, is completely wilted.
• Instead, around his Slabsides grew the saxifrage, wood aster and witch hazel.
• White wood aster ( A . divaricatus ) is an outstanding dry shade plant.
• Down along the river you can find white clover and peppergrass, and even a brave, stunted white wood aster.
• Another species commonly confused with the white wood aster is Schreber's aster ( " Eurybia schreberi " ).
• For instance, the caterpillar of the pearl crescent butterfly is starving because the wood asters it feeds on are wilting in the Pine Bush.
• The white wood aster is sometimes used in cultivation in both North America and Europe due to it being quite tough and for its showy flowers.
• At Maple Moor Golf Course in White Plains, goldenrod and black-eyed Susans line the pathways, while Christmas ferns and wood asters dot outcroppings.
• The same is true of Aster divaricatus, the common white wood aster, which has the great of advantage of being the only aster that thrives in deep shade.
• I admired its fortitude and put it on my list of good weeds for bad locations, along with buttercups, forget-me-nots, wood asters, and feverfew.
• But white wood aster ( A . divaricatus ), hay-scented fern ( Dennstaedtia punctilobula ) and starry rosinweed ( Silphium dentatum ), a yellow daisy, all thrive here in drought.
• Zoehrer, the development director for the Delaware Center for Horticulture in Wilmington, is growing fonder of quiet natives, like the white wood asters and blue heart-leafed asters that have a looser shape, or a smaller flower, than hybrid asters.
• Ms . Ottesen, the author of " The New America Garden, " has assembled an encyclopedia-style sourcebook of native plants suitable for American gardens, region by region, from white wood aster ( Northeast ) to the drought-resistant ocotillo ( West ).
• We live in the dappled light under quite a number of large deciduous trees, and this wispy, ever-brown little sedge, which always appears to have died last month, immediately took hold in one of our shadiest beds, between a colony of hardy begonias and a sprawling wood aster.