Voorbeelden van hazel

• They feed on the foliage of oak trees, maples, birches, and hazels.

• Here you can rest in the shadow of the towering hazels and enjoy nature in all its glory.

• The zapisi (plural) are chosen from large trees, primarily oaks, but also elms, ashes, beeches, pear trees, and hazels.

• Nine sacred hazels of wisdom surround the well, blooming and fruiting in the same hour.

• The beetles inhabit broadleaf trees, particularly lime trees and sometimes hazels.

• You cannot grow hazel if you are to grow softwoods—not if you grow softwoods according to the canons of good forestry.

• Hazel and other woods, for instance, are left to mature, and sometimes to rot.

• Studies of the financial viability of hazel coppicing indicate that, if harvested every eight years, the highest quality might produce some £9,000 per acre.

• The old trees—birch, ash, hazel, even oaks, sometimes—are blown down and there is no further natural regeneration because of the sheep.

• He may wish to grow, let us say, hazel, because he wants a good deal of hurdling on his estate.

• The growing of hazel and chestnut for hurdles and the like comes quite equally within their purview as a suitable use of forest land.

• Then the other forest produce, whether it be hazel or quick-growing trees for special purposes, like poplar or willow, is a most chancy and unco-ordinated market.

• The long established woodland is mainly oak and hazel, and the varied ground flora include bluebell, wood anemone and wood sedge.

• The area also contains a number of mature oak, silver birch, hazel, holly and scots pine.

• The woodland contains a mixture of species such as oak, ash, hazel, birch, blackthorn and hawthorn.