NOUN
- any of various shrubs or shrubby trees of the genus Erythrina having trifoliate leaves and racemes of scarlet to coral red flowers and black seeds; cultivated as an ornamental
How To Use coral tree In A Sentence
- I look for the sky but it is hidden from the eye by the Spanish oaks, genipas, and the giant mountain immortelles arching over the bayrum and coral trees and the pink cedars, that in turn hang over the wild birchberry and guava trees.
- The reason became apparent once we reached the reef, because on the upper surface no bare rock was visible, just masses of soft coral trees waving in the sub-aquatic breeze.
- This kind of symbiosis, incidentally, is also found in leguminous or pod forming plants - including peas and beans, wisteria vines, acacia, mesquite, and coral trees.
- Companion plants that look good with the dwarf coral tree include Helichrysum cymosum, buchu, crocosmia and the blombos
- One only has to look at some coral trees in small gardens, wild figs and blue gums that have got out of hand.
- Coral trees were striped of their ‘leaves’ and the sand was very gray and hueless.
- An axial planting of coral trees, for instance, was employed not to obscure, but to project and accentuate the building's profile.
- Among the plants that have lovely vermillion hues to go with this season are the dwarf coral tree and the African flame tree.
- When the bats-wing coral tree flowers, it's time to go to the coast to catch mud crabs. Times, Sunday Times
- When the bats-wing coral tree flowers, it's time to go to the coast to catch mud crabs. Times, Sunday Times
