How To Use Avocado tree In A Sentence
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Other avocado trees grew tall and rather flimsy as they were planted too close together and we did not realise that we should have topped them.
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Most older avocado trees require little or no pruning.
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agebrush and avocado trees shimmered in the afternoon heat as the huge gold limousine sped north through the hills of Escondido.
TALES OF THE CITY
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Gone was the green palette of the coffee plant and avocado tree. It was usurped by tropical tones of yellow coconut palms and the banana plant.
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The prince earlier visited Eluxolweni Shelter, a home for 48 abandoned, physically and sexually abused children - where he planted an avocado tree and unveiled a plaque.
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I watched a leaf fall from one of our two avocado trees and circle in the air, stirred by the wind's hand.
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And did you know how incredibly easy it is to grow an avocado tree?
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About eight or ten of them, squatting on the castaway cart, staring vacantly over the avocado trees and maize fields.
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Likewise, many parts of the avocado tree find uses as herbal medicines.
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A shady avocado tree is planted next to plumeria flowers fronting the home that is listed on the state historic registry.
Family of doctor who delivered Obama 'honored'
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Now in the twilight of his life, he sits and carves under the same avocado tree, welcoming visitors, showing them his work and sharing his unique message and vision of the world.
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Thus the avocado tree, a native of the Tehuacan Valley of Southern Mexico, whose seeds have been found in archeological ruins dating back to 8,000 BC, had spread as far north as the Rio Grande Valley and as far south as Peru by the time the Europeans arrived in the New World.
The Avocado: On Beyond Guacamole
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I will enjoy having help picking the peaches, plums and feijoas while some of the more active young people will enjoy climbing up the big avocado trees to pick the alligator pears.
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The avocado trees are the best - sturdy and good branches to hold onto.
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There were dahlia and rhododendron plants, avocado trees and fuchsias, even a fascinating hairy-leaved thing called a baboon flower.
There's Something In A Sunday
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Growing up in the Great White North there was a scarcity of avocado trees, and it fascinates me to see tropical fruits and veggies in their beginning stages.
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Fourteen years later, Ndwale, now 80, sits barefoot outside her home beneath a laden avocado tree and explains why she married Syombua.
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We pull up to Mambo Theoline's little white house with the avocado tree out front and scratch at her door.
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Apparently he'd gotten away and slipped back into the scary darkness of the avocado trees.
