(1) Seasonal changes in understory species from spring ephemerals to evergreen herbs are discussed in a number of contexts throughout the book.

(2) Clematis armandii has large, handsome evergreen leaves not usually associated with such an elegant plant.

(3) Widely cultivated ornamental, but poisonous flowering shrub with evergreen leaves and clusters of fragrant pinkish or red flowers.

(4) Of all the evergreen aspects of Wells' classic, perhaps its most enduring message is about the amazing resilience of the human spirit.

(5) The evergreen classical ballets still have their regular and popular seasons, but trendy neo-classical works such as SwingTime at the Ballet are now equally sought after.

(6) Silk has been an evergreen favourite among designers in India, ever since the fabric made its entry into the country.

(7) The nutmeg tree is also a spreading evergreen with dark green leaves and pale yellow flowers.

(8) The Lycopodiums are evergreen plants with fairly constant abundance throughout the growing season.

(9) Anuradha also thrilled the audience with her evergreen favourites like Vaseegara from Minnale and Kai Kai from Bhagavathi.

(10) First performed at the Young Vic Theatre, London, these evergreen favourites are now brought to life in the leafy, wooded areas of Lancaster's Williamson Park.

(11) This family of evergreen plants bears swordlike leaves in shades of green, coppery red, and yellow, plus variegations.

(12) Autumn is the perfect time for planting both deciduous and evergreen trees.

(13) There are many other plants and small evergreen shrubs that are suitable for fall containers.

(14) While many older residences have straight sidewalks and broad, open lawns, many newer houses are nestled into their own miniature woods of closely planted trees and evergreen shrubs.

(15) Planting bulbous and tuberous plants under evergreen trees is not advisable.

(16) Overwintering herbaceous plants or evergreen trees can only survive the winter seasons of cold climates when they are able to acclimate.

(17) Clear the containers out and replace the plants with winter bedding or small evergreen plants and shrubs that can be put out in the garden next spring.

(18) The abundance of thick foliage, evergreen shrubs and trees ensures that while trains may make themselves heard every now and again, they certainly won't be seen.

(19) Severe winter conditions, and sometimes soil deficiencies, may cause physiological problems such as sunscald and purple spot on the leaves of evergreen hollies.

(20) Compiling data of the heat of combustion from 203 woody species, however, Poorter and Villar found a small but significant difference between evergreen and deciduous leaves.