hornbeam

His father was describing exactly what he himself had found under the hornbeam trees.

But eventually they reached the ring road, and the hornbeam trees.

A very fine specimen of a Hornbeam was also noted.

His body smashed against the trunk of an old hornbeam.

She was up a hornbeam in the twinkling of an eye.

Enter, I pray; but leave your hornbeam staff at the door.

She walked away with Will, back along the grass under the hornbeam trees, and turned at the first corner they came to.

I see a face in a hornbeam: eyes, lips, mouth.

It is found below hornbeam, usually in small groups.

Also a new pond with hornbeam plants was added.

The most common trees are various species of oak, beech, and hornbeam.

Also rather southern trees like walnut tree, chestnut and hornbeam can be found.

The rod being unpeeled hornbeam about half an inch thick.

The shape of the wing is important in the identification of different hornbeam species.

Brigadier Thyme marked out a vast hornbeam and led them to it.

"Over here, straight ahead," Oak Tom called out from a high hornbeam.

On the steep eastern bank right next to the water grows the hornbeam, preventing erosion.

Beech, hornbeam and in higher locations oak forests are covering the area.

For general carpentry, hornbeam is rarely used, partly due to the difficulty of working it.

The head wheel is of elm with hornbeam cogs and oak arms.

The second grave lies 10 m from the junction of the paths, below a large hornbeam.

The badger picked up his hornbeam limb and hefted it.

"Lots of little chances for me, too," he began, thinking of the cat under the hornbeam trees.

Most of the area is covered with broadleaf forest, especially European hornbeam.

Behind the castle a lot of hornbeam, yew and shrubbery was planted.