During the winter solstice, evergreens signified the coming of spring.
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Well, just take a peak at these gangly, fake evergreens.
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But evergreens and deciduous conifers are definitely in the minority.
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Sonic and Mario are evergreens, of course, here for keeps.
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There are several terraces planted with evergreens and overlooking Times Square.
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Bowie sings, If I never see the English evergreens I'm running to
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The evergreens take about 10 years to mature, so do the math.
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Low-maintenance plants like evergreens, ferns, violets and aloe plants work best.
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Evergreens like firs and pines are shifting northward in search of cooler climes.
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This house is on nearly five acres of evergreens, crisscrossed with walking trails.
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A "holiday look book" media preview shows a 7-foot Fraser fir from Bottomley's Evergreens farm in North Carolina will cost $115, while a Costa Farms aglaonema plant is $25 and a wreath, also from Bottomley's Evergreens, is listed at $50.
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Which ties in with Big Wild's logo of evergreens and the undulating Cali coastline.
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The new yard had a fresh Astro-Turf surface and was planted with evergreens.
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We picked evergreens habituated to the Northeast climate of hot summers and cold winters.
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The grounds are planted with grass, shrubs and old-growth deciduous trees and evergreens.
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That's fairly basic botany: Deciduous plants lose their leaves in winter, but evergreens don't.
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She dreams of an all-night blues session in an office park surrounded by evergreens.
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Because tree skirts should not only be enjoyed by evergreens, but by all of us.
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She started covertly trimming the evergreens to "let them be themselves," as she put it.
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These regal evergreens are mostly shipped from the Northwest, which makes them pricier than other trees.
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Historically, the tiny beetles, which starve evergreens to death, were largely unheard-of north of Delaware.
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Some New Yorkers are coughing up a lot of green for their evergreens this holiday season.
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I remember the wet October chill; eagles descending over corridors of evergreens; a seemingly endless highway.
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The 0.9-acre property includes garden beds, evergreens, flowering shrubs and 136 feet of river frontage.
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The tree is a Wisconsin-grown Balsam fir provided by the Chapman family of Silent Night Evergreens.
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His velvet-lined coffin was escorted to a burial at Evergreens Cemetery by a six-limousine procession.
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As the plane gets closer, the mudflats give way to swamps, which give way to dense evergreens.
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The people he painted also hold ceremonial objects, from weapons to evergreens, gourd rattles to live snakes.
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Mr. Kyer's "museum of vintage Christmas" carries only evergreens made by crafty hands back in the day.
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A row of evergreens along the fence includes half a dozen or so arborvitae shaped like Popsicles.
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Visible among the mountains, evergreens and snow surrounding the Olympic Winter Games in South Korea are three spectacles.
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Q&A Q. Why do I see only deciduous trees, not evergreens, planted along New York City streets?
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Pleasant natural smells may be present, from sources like pine trees and other evergreens, if you are lucky.
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Bones from gray whales, sea lions and killer whales wash ashore, piling on the beach along fallen evergreens.
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There were few evergreens on the way up, and no snow, the houses as brown as the mountainside.
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Saturday • Join a historical walking tour of the famous permanent residents of the Evergreens Cemetery in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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And some of them are bent, and some of them are straight, and some of them are evergreens.
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Garden beds surround a lawn and could be planted with evergreens for privacy in place of a fence.
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"We could use a few more Katniss Evergreens in the world to take on what's wrong with Washington."
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The move towards evergreens will allow the company to lock in cash flow from larger clients for future years.
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Disneyland previously used real Evergreens for their seasonal decor, but switched to an artificial tree almost a decade ago.
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Spruces, firs and even artificial evergreens have vanished in recent weeks, leaving behind a trail of conifer crime scenes.
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Anthony Salamone, the family service representative at Evergreens Cemetery, compares the latest archival findings with inscriptions on gravestones and mausoleums.
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"So I definitely don't want deer in here over the winter, eating the evergreens in our rock garden," she said.
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Those for whom the season is about celebration and those who seek solace as soon as the evergreens come out.
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Young and daring, Mr. Nash drove a load of evergreens on his flatbed truck from Vermont to New York City.
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Her hands and shins smashing through the gates created a furious cacophony that echoed off the evergreens lining the trail.
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The evergreens went matte, while the rust-colored trunks of madrone trees were poppingly visible from hundreds of yards away.
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The Evergreens was a private residence until 1988; that year, the last inheritor of the property, Mary Hampson, passed away.
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The ball landed among the stand of evergreens beyond the center field fence, and Melville was relieved by Philip Diehl.
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Outdoor space: A rocking chair back porch looks out to a lawn bordered by tall hedges and planted with evergreens.
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The property is terraced and planted with oaks, evergreens and flowering shrubs; a large portion is devoted to native vegetation.
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This will also be work in progress, with the LME keeping the option of taking a more draconian approach to evergreens.
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Each year, the century-old Boyd Mountain Christmas Tree Farm in Waynesville, N.C., sets aside 5,000 evergreens for the holiday crush.
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The third outbreak is associated with romaine lettuce from Washington state restaurant chain Evergreens, the agency and local health officials said.
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Because even sugar evergreens crave the snow, and I need these cookies to hold their shape, the forest goes into the freezer.
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Like the now infamous feather brows, the Christmas tree brow look probably won't last forever unlike the evergreens they are modeled after.
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The company that owns the goats, City Grazing, told SFGate that the goats are sick of a menu of your old evergreens.
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In "Black and Blues," a drug deal may be going bad amid evergreens, Mercedes-Benzes and the frowning faces of Mount Rushmore.
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Some are good (Sockeyes, Firebirds, Sea Lions), some are not good (Evergreens, Renegades), and some are just ripping off old teams (Seals, Whales).
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Palm trees began to give way to evergreens as we ascended, and fog crowded out the views when I arrived near the top.
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Or a single stand of evergreens points toward the sky in the midst of a barren, snow-covered landscape no vehicle has crossed.
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"We tend to look for things that are bottom-heavy, like Christmas-tree-type evergreens, where the tip is very narrow," she continued.
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The stolen tree — now just a sad stump in the snow — had been in a line of evergreens planted about a decade ago.
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By the time I get to work, my tree cookies had warmed up and changed shape, transforming from spirited evergreens to lumpy Grinch poops.
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Later, Kardashian put up a second tree, as well as some adorable decorative deer before showing off one of the fully outfitted, finished evergreens.
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Students from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences have been presenting the palace with the evergreens every year since the end of the 1960s.
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So in consultation with her parents, she opted for a spot on the Brooklyn side of the Evergreens Cemetery, which straddles Brooklyn and Queens.
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In addition to her children's individual evergreens, she also displays two trees in her entryway, one in the living room and another in her bedroom.
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Antiques At the bustling offices of Evergreens Cemetery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, staff members often pore over hefty reference books with frayed spines and tattered pages.
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It's a strange thing to look up and see evergreens raised to the West Texas sky like sweet treats being offered to a desert deity.
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Evergreens seem to be everywhere now, but few sprout as creatively as those in this production, part of the Dream Music Puppetry Program at Here.
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The thick trees had opened up to a view of an endless river valley and mountains covered in evergreens so dense they indeed looked black.
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More evergreens and deciduous conifers are planted these days because field observations suggest more places around the city in which they are likely to grow well.
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For about two hours on the evening of Christmas Day, many players were surprised to find all of their grids filled entirely with star-topped evergreens.
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Evergreens Cemetery, like other expansive 19th-century American burial grounds, has set out in recent years to organize its archives, repair damaged paperwork and create searchable databases.
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Read more:The fascinating history behind 11 common Christmas traditionsThe most bizarre world record broken in every stateHistory of the Christmas tree: Evergreens were sacred to ancient Egyptians.
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FOR CHILDREN Evergreens seem to be everywhere now, but few sprout as creatively as those in this production, part of the Dream Music Puppetry Program at Here.
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The sad little plots held only a few dreary evergreens pruned into geometric shapes, but Ms. Lilleskov, 60, a registered nurse and lactation consultant, saw their potential.
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"Almost any hardwood is good for grilling, but avoid evergreens, like spruce and pine, which put out a black sooty smoke that tastes like turpentine," he said.
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The sprawling campground was dusty; a glistening lake reflected the evergreens surrounding it, and trees clung onto the last twinkles of greenness before the winter turned them ocher.
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The archaism of the image is underscored by the stripped-down landscape — a sand-colored mountain similar to Yosemite's Half Dome rising above some brushy, dung-brown evergreens.
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At Stevens Point, where flashing signs announce the next hockey game and low-slung buildings sit near evergreens, administrators are trying to make up for increasingly elusive freshmen.
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And when they read a wall label, they'll learn that the evergreens were planted along the border of a Nazi concentration camp, to hide it from public view.
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Under the evergreens, weekend gladiators in bike helmets and gas masks beat the sap out of each other, scoring pinfalls to document and then distribute to sympathetic online mobs.
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The widely-published drawing meant that the Christmas tree had arrived as a British tradition, and sparked many of Victoria's subjects to seek out evergreens for their own homes.
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Before that, George III's German-born wife, Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, had brought decorated evergreens into the royal palaces, but the tradition did not spread beyond the royal family.
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"Plan strategically, so you have tall evergreens or trees where you want to soften or obscure, and lower plantings where you want to keep the views open," she said.
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The Chapman family, which runs the Silent Night Evergreens tree farm, also received the honor of presenting the White House with its official Christmas trees in 1998 and 2003.
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Broker: The Corcoran Group In fourth place was a five-bedroom, three-bath home built within a grove of evergreens, with views of nearby mountains carved with ski runs.
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I had driven through New Orleans on tour and I'd been told my great-grandfather lived 'way back up in the woods among the evergreens' in a log cabin.
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Tim O'Connor, another spokesperson for the the NCTA, shared that the uptick in live tree sales as opposed to reusable artificial evergreens can be attributed to a millennial preference.
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That Broadway boundary stretches from Flushing Avenue in the north down to Stewart Street, where it runs into the beautiful Evergreens Cemetery, then borders the cemetery to about Irving Avenue.
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In Carroll Gardens, once the inflatable Santas and Nativity scenes go back into storage, a living facade of colorful leaves and evergreens — in an intriguing pattern — will continue to thrive.
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For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, it will seem to barely rise — hardly peeking above a city's skyline or a forest's snow-covered evergreens — before it swiftly sets.
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Still, the moments I know I will remember most will be snippets of long walks through evergreens, jagged mountain passes and around still lakes, mirrors for gray skies and chalets.
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There's even a photo of that last thing: Teddy in his iconic white safari hat, perched atop an antlered beast as it fords a body of water flanked by evergreens.
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We're known for the saucer magnolia trees and unusual evergreens, such as the monkey puzzle tree, which was imported from Chile; it's 15 feet tall and has incredibly sharp needles.
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I glided along on quiet trails, traversing a gorgeous little wooden bridge over a ravine, evergreens on either side, till the light turned flat and every muscle was gratifyingly tired.
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Yet Lewis wasn't rigid in her depictions of the seasons; she toyed with nature, sometimes popping colorful autumn trees into winter landscapes or covering evergreens in cherry blossoms — a charming Lewis idiosyncrasy.
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You can also put on your dancing shoes at these classes in the West Village with the American Tap Dance Foundation, or visit the Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn, where Bojangles is buried.
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"All this was heavily mined," Mr. Adams said, surveying a seemingly serene landscape of glacial lakes and Ansel Adams evergreens that had once been torn apart by frenzied prospectors during the Gold Rush.
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Bumblebees buzzed, birds chirped and not a spot of bare earth was visible, unlike a knoll across the valley, a Christmas tree farm, where rows of evergreens stood on bare gray-brown earth.
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Much of Lavinia's pile ended up at Amherst College, the cornerstone of its special collections; Susan Dickinson's batch went to Harvard, along with several household treasures that had been preserved at the Evergreens.
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I drove out of Clatskanie along a two-lane highway lined with the Queen Anne's lace and logging supply stores and deer grazing in the vacant patches that had been cleared of their evergreens.
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The blaze is so intense, witnesses have reported that broadleaf trees like aspens — known for being more resistant to fire than evergreens — "caught fire in one big whoosh" like a barbecue grill being lit.
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A nationwide shortage of Christmas trees, experts say, is pushing prices to record highs, as vendors scramble to secure enough evergreens and industry experts warn holiday shoppers to buy early before trees run out.
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The neighbors put up Christmas lights, blue and white icicles under the eaves, orange and red bulbs outlining the evergreens, a deer pulling a sleigh in one front yard, wide-winged angels trumpeting in another.
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They both expect their families to be buried at Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn, and Ms. Thompson-Simmons has even chosen her own coffin — a crimson-red model with a champagne-colored lining adorned with three medallions.
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Streamers could listen to commentators talk about both the Flash Wolves' Karsa and Longzhu's Crash and, while gazing out over the evergreens and creeks, see both combatants at once—a brand-new experience for esports viewers.
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There will also be changes in which trees will be found at different elevations, meaning mountains will lose evergreens like firs and spruces which not only help keep temperatures cool, but also are more resistant to wildfire.
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That's where the internet comes in: Festive souls with little patience for slowly dying plants taking up half their living rooms, rejoice, for GIF artists have studied the properties of evergreens and improved on them in animated form.
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"These closely related strains among people who ate at Evergreens are different from the strain currently causing a national outbreak of E. coli associated with romaine lettuce grown in Salinas, California," Seattle & King County Public Health officials said.
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Over the course of the summer, the company cut down trees, graded the yard, put down sod, put in a new gravel driveway, installed cedar fences and bluestone paths, added landscape lighting and planted evergreens, bushy grasses and lavender.
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Last year, state miner Codelco agreed to sell France's Nexans, China's Minmetals and U.S.-based Southwire 50,000 to 100,000 tonnes of copper each from 2019 to 2021 in rolling deals known as "evergreens," sources close to the matter said.
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And perhaps as a nod to Ms. Michaelson's obsession with the Yuletide season — don't get her going on her musical Christmas clock, a gift from Hallmark — they quickly planted a dozen evergreens on one of the apartment's two terraces.
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Decades later, as a homeowner, I watched sadly as huge, stately evergreens on our property browned and died as a result of our lawn service using DuPont Imprelis (we were later compensated for the loss of the trees by DuPont).
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For those who really want to get in the spirit, guests can book the Santa Suite, which brings the magic of Ol' Saint Nick straight to your hotel room with a fully decorated mantel, evergreens and Santas adorning the space.
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Sipping on a comforting cup of hot cider, walking through a forest filled with snow-covered evergreens, stirring clove, cinnamon, and nutmeg into what will become pumpkin pie filling; these are all things it's too early in the year to do.
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Directed by Fede Alvarez ("Don't Breathe"), the film has its share of Scandi-noir motifs, from the dour colour scheme to the snowy evergreens, and it retains some of the novels' kinkiness: at one point Lisbeth is vacuum-packed in black latex.
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Along the way, amid the decorated rail cars filled with evergreens, ornaments like tea cups and pendants, colorful lights, and beautifully wrapped gifts, the kids and their parents delight in sips of hot chocolate with marshmallows and snickerdoodle cookies served by dancing chefs.
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In "Johnny B. Goode" (1958), Berry zooms in with a camera eye, taking us "Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans / way back up in the woods among the evergreens," a setting that, if not exactly Arcadian, is at least rural.
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When a leak was discovered at a two-family townhouse in Hoboken that Mr. Heidenry built with his partner, Peter Slifirski, the 960-square-foot living roof had already been planted — with three pallets of topsoil, eight evergreens and nearly 3,000 sedum plugs.
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Under the theme "American Treasures," the 2018 decor included the crimson evergreens lining the East colonnade, which also attracted comparisons to the costumes of The Handmaid's Tale — and, according to Trump critics, parallels between his conservative politics and the show's misogynistic dystopia.
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Among the blackened trunks of evergreens here in Paradise, signs of the fire's devastation were everywhere: tangled power lines on the ground; the charred rubble of washing machines and contorted metal of bed frames; a parking lot full of the skeletons of burned cars.
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The day before the marathon, Jane, who is now 75, picks the most attractive mountain laurels — hearty evergreens that require little maintenance — from her backyard in Huntington, N.Y. She assembles the wreaths by placing laurels around a wire base until the base is no longer visible.
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When my father took me on Yosemite climbing trips in the 1980s, we never stayed at the Ahwahnee — it costs a fortune — but Dad always brought clean dress shirts so that we could hang out in the Ahwahnee's kitschy Indian Room Bar before we slept illegally under the evergreens.
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We had planned a short day on the water and passed a half dozen beaches — too big, too small, too breezy, not quite dreamy enough — until we found the perfect one, framed by palmettos, casuarina evergreens and, on the opposite side of the island, a Bahamian lobster-filled inlet.
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The sparkle and joy have made for a discordant feeling at a White House, where the cloud of impeachment looms even as the halls are decked with 22 evergreens, 14 golden magnolia topiaries and 10 floral urns, all "dusted with fresh-fallen snow," according to the first lady's office.
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Smiling from ear to ear, he begins to show off his trees, one after another, reciting their names with the vibe of a botanist on a forest expedition: Ahumados negros (also known as the guanacaste tree), achapos (also known as tornillos), cedros (cedars), flormorados (pink trumpet tree), medio cominos (evergreens).
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The market surrounds the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, which was badly damaged by bombs during World War II. The market consists of rows of temporary wooden stalls with walls painted brown or dark red and roofs of red and white striped fabric, many with garlands of evergreens, with lights strung above.
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Dendrologist Donald Leopold, of the State University of Environmental Science and Forestry in Upstate New York explained to me via email that some evergreens like Scotch pine are able to withstand hotter conditions because of special features like thicker, waxier needles and deeper root systems that help them retain moisture.
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The Philadelphia 76ers were two nights away from finishing another disastrous season, and a visit to the Toronto Raptors was looming the next day, but in the Mississauga backyard, on a court framed by a brown wooden fence and evergreens that billow and shake in the wind, this was the only game that mattered.
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Word of the Day noun: any tiny hole admitting passage of a liquid (fluid or gas) noun: any small opening in the skin or outer surface of an animal verb: direct one's attention on something _________ The word pore has appeared in 62 New York Times articles in the past year, including on July 15 in A Brooklyn Cemetery Is a Resting Place Rich in History by Eve M. Kahn: At the bustling offices of Evergreens Cemetery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, staff members often pore over hefty reference books with frayed spines and tattered pages.
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