manzanita

A small figure rose silently behind a heavy manzanita bush.

Took that little trail starting right next to those manzanita bushes.

Within an hour, the first of these would be drawn to the double treat in the manzanita.

I pointed to the spray of manzanita in the fireplace.

Some manzanita species are among the rarest plants in the world.

As a result of its diverse population, Manzanita had to meet targets in 18 categories.

He released the button on the radio and slipped out from behind the manzanita.

There were fool cages growing among the manzanita, all around him.

So he literally walked across the tips of the manzanita brush.

The manzanita leaves under the overturned rocks, he said, are still green.

"The hills around here are full of manzanita," he said contemptuously.

"Just about two yards above that manzanita bush an' a yard to the right," he finally concluded.

The native name for the mountain is "loligam" which means manzanita.

Manzanita Hall includes classrooms for the nursing program and other various classes.

Birds sang merrily to the north and south of the manzanita.

On the hillside behind the grove he found a clump of manzanita.

The small figure came around the manzanita bush.

"Meet me at the court on Manzanita tomorrow at four and be prepared to do battle."

The manzanita branches were pushed impatiently aside and he stood before her.

How else could he have come up with Petromar and Manzanita?

But in the darkness he had climbed to the manzanita slopes instead of back up the canyon.

Manzanita grew in patches that were impenetrable except for a small animal.

You can't set fire to wet manzanita, but after these long months of drought-!

Manzanita is a common name for many species of the genus Arctostaphylos.

It often parasitizes plants of the heath family, such as manzanita.