He walked along the narrow road, pausing to take photos of flowers in the hedgerow.
Source: tatoeba (10328026)
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8 total sentences available.
He walked along the narrow road, pausing to take photos of flowers in the hedgerow.
Source: tatoeba (10328026)
We planted blackthorn and whitethorn to make a new hedgerow.
Source: tatoeba (10328039)
On every bank and hedgerow grow bushes of hydrangeas, with their flaunting blue blossoms, while great clumps of belladonna lilies transform the whole landscape, and the country seems to blush a beautiful rosy-pink.
Source: tatoeba (11554177)
And when the chrysanthemums opened their great eyes, and turned their faces upwards to meet the light, they felt quite put about to see those flowers still in bloom. They would have been angry, but it is not in the nature of our garden, or indeed of our wild flora and hedgerow pets, to be so. For flowers are ever meek, albeit they are lovely, and methinks that meekness and beauty, hand in hand, are inexpressibly charming.
Source: tatoeba (12172319)
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Closest matches include hedge, blackthorns, countervallation, cultural boundary, fence.
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