Conifers in a sentence

It's brimming with shrubs, bulbs, acers, conifers, rhododendrons, herbaceous plants and hosta borders.

Scientists believe that the conifers won't be able to survive the current conditions.

The authors say that understanding the role of these compounds in bark beetle attacks could be useful for pest-management strategies to protect European conifers from epidemic outbreaks.

They were: high deer numbers; the spread of non-native conifers; a lack of long-term management; and emerging impacts of climate breakdown.

This month, gardeners should also transplant evergreen shrubs and conifers and “brighten-up” containers and flower beds with spring bedding such as pansies, violas, sedums and chrysanthemums.

We can help our feathered friends weather the cold nights by regularly filling our feeders and offering them shelter by including more conifers and twiggy shrubs in our landscapes.

We have ordered nine more conifers to plant this spring 2023, and have already started digging the holes in preparation.

Cleared of flammable conifers, the fireguards are designed to stop advancing fires from spreading beyond them.

Conifers and cow fields, it turns out, are among his least favourite places.

Furious residents told how the removal of the conifers had 'ruined their lives' and launched a campaign to have the trees replanted.

This walk takes you past majestic conifers planted in the 1850s, some of the oldest Douglas fir trees in Britain and includes views of two enormous redwoods.

Winter heathers and cyclamen work well with dwarf conifers and come in a variety of colours and textures to complement any container, Palphramand suggests.

Over the last 14 years, she has quietly replaced the conifers with native broad leaf trees.

An extra $21 million has been committed to stop the spread of wilding conifers, which is a significant increase in the government’s annual investment.

Angiolina's Farm, Legnaro and Levanto are in the Cinque Terre (Five Lands) region of Liguria amid forests of conifers, chestnut trees, strawberry trees, orchards, olive and lemon groves, and the Mediterranean maquis (shrubland) of heather and broom.

But some of these same island conifers, known to require little maintenance once established, may now be on the road to extinction due to climate change.

Especially in the years following World War II, the government’s Forestry Agency had encouraged the destruction of beech forests and their replacement with conifers.

Indeed, conifers are known to survive, sometimes even thrive, in various climatic conditions, but the current pace of climate change may be too much for several species.

And why do ferns and conifers still exist, despite their large genomes and cells?

I’m not suggesting olive to replace spruces, firs and other conifers that are our traditional holiday trees.