How To Use Hedgerow In A Sentence
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More than 30 elaborate scarecrows are peering from hedgerows, fields and chimney pots, as part of the annual scarecrow competition.
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There's more to the field and hedgerow trend than pretty florals.
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Does anyone plan to plant trees as a hedgerow to block the wind?
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These and the hedgerows drifted in and out with the ebb and flow of the firelight, but the two piebald horses were too far away to be seen, although they could be heard occasionally, blowing and stamping.
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Being a hedgerow plant, it is happy to live in the shade, and its laciness is a delicious thing for the moment it is in flower.
Jolly brollies
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The morning is spent gathering food which grows wild in fields, hedgerows and on the seashore.
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They would press on well into dusk, when spunkie lights rose from the hedgerows and swales and danced in the ground-mists, until they reached a suitable castle or large manor house, whose resident windvoice had received advance notice from the Royal Alchymist of the king’s imminent arrival.
Conqueror's Moon
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Along woodland paths, or alongside tall hedgerows, speckled wood butterflies flit between the sun and the shade.
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Who wants to listen to ‘Stairway to Heaven’ for that silly hippies-in-Stonehenge twaddle about bustling hedgerows?
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We now realise the importance of hedgerows, of small fields, of clean rivers and of less intensive agriculture.
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The countryside was a gentle patchwork of fields and hedgerows, still green from the rains three months before.
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Fields and hedgerows would be overrun by monstrous insects and gigantic, unstoppable weeds.
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Birds such as dunnocks, robins and wrens prefer a hedgerow which is thick at the bottom.
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We hope that by cutting hedgerows we will make ginnels safer and make it more difficult for burglars to work without the cover that overgrown hedges provide.
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Hedgerows with grassy banks can shelter primroses, orchids and other wildflowers.
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It resembles our little boreen, down to hedgerows of flowering whitethorn and grass growing in the middle of the road.
Out of Ireland (3)
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There used to be small farms with hedges but now there are big fields with no hedgerows and cover, so the same thing applies.
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Across the surface of a vast upland plateau stretched the plains of Maras, fallow fields of gold and russet, broken by hedgerows of agave and patches of brown earth where oxen and ploughmen had been.
One River
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The hedgerows are in bloom, too, and, on the way to Minehead, there are several fields filled with oilseed rape, an early crop, flowering into lemon yellow already.
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The hedgerows are rich with fruit, elderberries, blackberries, sloes, hips and damsons.
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The sloe is a shrub common in our hedgerows, and belongs to the natural order Amygdaleae; the fruit is about the size of a large pea, of a black colour, and covered with a bloom of a bright blue.
The Book of Household Management
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There is no question of destroying hedgerows or bucolic woodland.
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They typically nest on the ground among the dense cover of a hedgerow, shelterbelt, or brushy roadside, although they have been known to nest in the open.
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The hedgerows looked greener and the sunshine was glittering off the Firth of Forth.
For Love or Money
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Chief among these is woodruff, but lady's bedstraw is a more accessible plant, common in many hedgerows.
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She works to protect hayfields, hedgerows, streams, dew ponds, and their wildlife.
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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The last tactical innovation in the bocage was the invention of the "Culin hedgerow device.
Steel Victory
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The British arrived from a land of neat farms, specific hedgerows, a regular cycle of tilling the land and a cultivation timetable based on seasons.
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The 90 acres of grassland, bordered by hawthorn hedgerows, is home to hundreds of plants, birds and insects.
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He urged gardeners to avoid the use of exotic plants and not to plant alien flowers out in the wild or along hedgerows.
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Tall trees within hedgerows are used by birds as song posts, nest sites and vantage points.
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It were as if thoughts shared whilst freewheeling down a country lane existed for just those few shameless moments, then could be thrown away, to decay in the hedgerows like the discarded cores of forbidden fruit.
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Intensive farming and the loss of hedgerows could be one cause.
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Soil loss of the pure contour hedgerow plot was pure crop plot.
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The airport quality inn for one of the perturbing bay sententiously disjointedly hygrometer hedgerow, bristlegrass doojigger, has not truthfully immaculate a hamartia of symphony but that all scouser be resurgent.
Rational Review
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I had to cut a track through hedgerows, manuka and gorse - you name it.
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We'd bring our apples in burlap sacks, whatever we had, Macs, Baldwins, Spies, some Russets if we were lucky, some wild apples for pungency from the woods and hedgerows.
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We were trolling along rather sedately down one of those country lanes that probably don't exist anymore when we spotted blue helmets bobbing up and down over the hedgerows (which certainly don't exist anymore).
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The hedgerows and pasture where the owls hunt their prey are disappearing as farmers create bigger fields for intensive arable farming.
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There's little interest these days in hedgerow fruit so I suspect the birds will reap this particular harvest.
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The country's fields and hedgerows are safe for the time being.
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The hedgerows looked greener and the sunshine was glittering off the Firth of Forth.
For Love or Money
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The camouflage is even better if we ride close to hedgerows and trees.
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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This perfect summer apéritif has a light, floral, grapey, hedgerow scent and verdant grassy palate.
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Thick hawthorn hedgerows bursting with new growth run down the edge of John Dunning's pea crop on his farm perched on the Yorkshire Wolds.
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Along woodland paths, or alongside tall hedgerows, speckled wood butterflies flit between the sun and the shade.
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The ground mist clung closely to the hedgerows.
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The British arrived from a land of neat farms, specific hedgerows, a regular cycle of tilling the land and a cultivation timetable based on seasons.
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The ground was padded with pine-needles, briony berries shone in the hedgerows below, and hips and haws and rowans also rioted in red.
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His pictures have an appeal beyond the visual, conjuring up the almost tropical heat, the lush green of hedgerows starred with flowers, the scent of fresh grass and the choral chirping of insects.
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Young Herbert was picking up small stones and throwing them at the sparrows twittering in the hedgerows scattering them in all directions.
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They also have a hooked beak, and look very sinister when perched on top of a hedgerow tree looking around them for prey.
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It will gobble up your fields and hedgerows, your trees and wildlife habitats.
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Its flowers much resemble the small wild violet of the hedgerows, in size and colour more especially; the flower-stalks are, however, sometimes branched, carrying four or five flowers; and if I may be allowed to make another comparison in order to convey an idea of its form, I would mention _Pinguicula vulgaris_, the common butterwort.
Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers Describing the Most Desirable Plants, for Borders, Rockeries, and Shrubberies.
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If eventually, the hedgerow must be reduced in size, this may be done with a circular saw.
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Sagging spiderwebs, laden with dew, hung from the tiny branches of the hedgerow among the northern forest, in the midst of which the men waited.
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Hedgerows were built-up berms of earth covered with trees and bushes that lined the fields of French farmers.
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Forests, fields, orchards, fencerows, hedgerows, islands, railroad tracks, floodplains and grown-over strip mines are just some of the places the white and giant morels can be found.
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The flood-plain reveals diverse patterns of watercourses, trees, hedgerows, and fields.
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The hedgerows are rich with fruit, elderberries, blackberries, sloes, hips and damsons.
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But this was fuchsia, big as you please, escaped from Irish gardens to the roadsides to intertwine with native brambles in tangled hedgerows.
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Red raspberries are generally grown in " hedgerows " in Ohio.
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hedgerows were rimed and stiff with frost
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Yet, by contrast, the small wild flowers in the fields and hedgerows drank up the rain and flourished.
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This patchwork of fields, hedgerows and pockets of woodland in Dorset is often partly concealed beneath a terrific dawn mist.
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Under the scheme the area has been enhanced through the planting of native broadleaves and the restoration of hedgerows.
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Locally, it may be expected not only in gardens, but also in farmyards, sand-dunes, thickets, hedgerows and woodlands.
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I am no longer a roadmender; the stretch of white highway which leads to the end of the world will know me no more; the fields and hedgerows, grass and leaf stiff with the crisp rime of winter's breath, lie beyond my horizon; the ewes in the folding, their mysterious eyes quick with the consciousness of coming motherhood, answer another's voice and hand; while I lie here, not in the lonely companionship of my expectations, but where the shadow is bright with kindly faces and gentle hands, until one kinder and gentler still carries me down the stairway into the larger room.
The Roadmender
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Ash is found in woods, hedgerows and parks.
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Alley cropping (AC) is the practice of growing food crops in alleys between hedgerows of trees or shrubs which are regularly "coppiced," or severely pruned.
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A glance over my shoulder confirmed the worst - the entire hedgerow was aflame in almost biblical proportions.
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The hotel runs foraging courses for guests to see what can be harvested on the nearby coast, hedgerows and forest floor.
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Somerset looked as if it'd just got out of the shower and wasn't properly towel-dried yet, with trees and copses and hedgerows on all sides bedraggled and uncombed.
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The hotel runs foraging courses for guests to see what can be harvested on the nearby coast, hedgerows and forest floor.
Times, Sunday Times
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Blackthorn blossom foams along the sides of shorn hedgerows but grows unchecked with willow catkins and flowering gorse bushes in neglected thickets which shelter the returned chiffchaff and blackcap.
Country diary: St Dominic, Tamar Valley
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The irregular mosaic of small fields below looked almost universally dry, with the heavily treed hedgerows picked out in a dark green reminiscent of much later in the summer.
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However, you can't see any of it (even though you're crawling along at 10mph behind a Belgian caravanner with no sense of direction and no ability to check his mirrors) because of ten-foot hedgerows along 90% of the roads.
In Which Dungeekin is Bill Bryson...
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They also have a hooked beak, and look very sinister when perched on top of a hedgerow tree looking around them for prey.
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Lots of rain helped to produce a bumper crop of berries and hedgerow fruit.
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It is an important arable weed, commonly found in hedgerows, and mature plants often use upright species for support.
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Between the terrace and the distant hills extended a tract of pasture-land, green and well-wooded by its rich hedgerows; not a roof was visible, though many farms and hamlets were at hand; and, in the heart of a rich and populous land, here was a region where the shepherd or the herdsman was the only evidence of human existence.
Henrietta Temple A Love Story
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Now postmodern irony runs riot in the hedgerows.
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Unlike Derwenthorpe there would be no risk of flooding, no destruction of ancient ridge and furrow meadows and hedgerows and no damage to wildlife habitats.
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As I pause to take in the panoramic views, a squirrel runs out of a thorny hedgerow, searching for food.
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In the countryside, intensive farming means fewer hedgerows and rough pasture for hedgehogs to forage and hide in.
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Although the Government promise action to preserve hedgerows, they have not produced proposals for a hedgerow protection Bill.
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Hedgerow trees, a traditional sight in the British countryside and important havens for wildlife are fast disappearing, a conservation body has warned.
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They attempt to replicate domestic society, driving to the club with ‘the jog-trot of country gentlefolk between green hedgerows.’
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Every little lane among which I live had its hedgerow yellowhammers, the cocks perched on high on their songposts, on bushes or the telegraph wires.
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They also have a hooked beak, and look very sinister when perched on top of a hedgerow tree looking around them for prey.
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Apple, armed with thorns, grows in our fields and hedgerows, furnishing verjuice, which is rich in tannin, and a most useful application for old sprains.
Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure
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Separating the large fields are hedgerows of native and nonnative woody plants.
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Along woodland paths, or alongside tall hedgerows, speckled wood butterflies flit between the sun and the shade.
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An inspiring book for city dwellers who pine for the bounty of a countryside hedgerow.
Times, Sunday Times
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An inspiring book for city dwellers who pine for the bounty of a countryside hedgerow.
Times, Sunday Times
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The soldiers meanwhile were looking into back gardens, dustbins and under hedgerows.
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The ground mist clung closely to the hedgerows.
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Wherever possible, build the stacks of bales on a sandy base well away from hedgerows and trees.
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The leaflets also provide specific guidelines for laying or coppicing hedgerows which have grown up, lost their dense base and are in need of rejuvenation.
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In Britain, fields are much smaller with headlands and hedgerows that are vital to wildlife and traditionally many different crop species are grown in the same area, often in rotation.
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Having studied the hedgerows and the behaviour of wildlife, he would offer us a long-range forecast.
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Five trails flanked by shoulder-high bushes ran away from the main hospital buildings like spokes of a wheel, leading to five thatched-roof bungalows that were all but hidden by copse, by hedgerows, by wild eucalyptus and pine.
Excerpt: Cutting For Stone by Abraham Verghese
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Tarmac insists the quarry will be hidden from view by a screen of more than 20,000 trees and a mile and a half of hedgerow.
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Conservationists are fighting to save our hedgerows.
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The need for conservation of older houses, terraces and cottages is also stressed, and the importance of maintaining trees and hedgerows is emphasized.
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Foxes, rabbits, harvest mice, house mice, dormice, shrews, weasels, and voles all depend on the hedgerows as a place to breed, hunt or shelter.
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Permanent pastures have shrunk, wild flowers have been killed by pesticides and hedgerows have disappeared.
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A glance over my shoulder confirmed the worst - the entire hedgerow was aflame.
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Farmers and parish councils are reinstating hedgerows and planting trees which were ripped out under orders from the government during and immediately after the Second World War.
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You are clearly becoming a slattern, and my royal court is run by a hedgerow slut, just as my mother warned me.
The White Queen
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The countryside was a gentle patchwork of fields and hedgerows, still green from the rains three months before.
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Keeping our woods and hedgerows naturally diverse means they are more likely to bounce back from attacks.
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The earth was fuller of color than in the painted spring; the hedgerows were hung with brilliant berries in wreaths and clusters, luminous briony and honeysuckle, and the ebony gloss of the privet making more vivid the bright red of the hips and the dark red of the haws.
Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard
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Fighting against well dug in troops and defences that had been prepared years in advance they clawed their way over the dunes and onto the coastlines and into the hedgerows.
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At either side there are clipped hedgerows, through which are visible the concrete posts of a boundary fence.
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They fly across large areas of countryside at night, often following hedgerows.
The Sun
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Neither the grottoes and cascades of Tivoli, the cypress and ilex gardens of Frascati and Albano, nor the ruins of Tusculum, were ever so pleasant to her eyes as the poplar-fringed banks of the Indre, the corn-land sand hedgerows of Berry, and the rocky borders of the Creuse at Crozant and Argenton.
Famous Women: George Sand
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Seems kind of unsociable, muffling themselves up behind these hedgerows!
Flaming June
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The number of different kinds of bushes in the hedgerows, entwined by traveller's joy and the bryonies, is conspicuous compared with the hedges of the northern counties.
More Letters of Charles Darwin — Volume 1
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Among the groomed inkberry hedgerows and white picket fences of Provincetown's West End sits the rambling Cape Cod-style Red Inn. The hotel's eight rooms are traditional, with wide-plank ceilings, pine floors, and wrought-iron beds.
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She looked out over the blurred hedgerows to the long, sloping meadow.
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Crocosmias have montbretia, run amok in the hedgerows of Cornwall and Co Kerry and populating them with unwanted offspring.
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The special job on this belly-busting operation is to thin seedlings and new shrubs in the hedgerows.
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One new flower of the year that has already been seen venturing out here and there on sheltered hedgerow banks in the West is sweet violet.
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The path is lined by hedgerows of hawthorn and ivy and trees form a natural canopy.
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The entire site is screened by good-sized trees and hedgerows, giving shelter.
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His mum then planted a host of golden daffodils on the verge and in the hedgerow.
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Ancient hedgerows provide perfect cover for labyrinthine setts, while earthworm-rich meadows are perfect hunting grounds.
Do we have to shoot the badgers?
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An inspiring book for city dwellers who pine for the bounty of a countryside hedgerow.
Times, Sunday Times
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Throughout that district, where the fields are small, and the trees big and near together, he has the cirl-bunting's habit of perching to sing on the tops of high hedgerow elms and oaks.
Afoot in England
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A long walk – followed, after my back started complaining, by a suspicious-looking hedgerow kerb-crawl – produced nothing except hedge bedstraw, which doesn't smell of anything nice at all.
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Most of the trees survive mainly in hedgerows and near rivers and ponds.
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The turtle dove is a small dove of farmland fields and tall hedgerows.
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Here the fields are relatively small and are divided by hedgerows made up of a dozen or more native plant species.
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I was freewheeling down towards Bannow Bay in glorious sunshine, the roads deserted, the warm, pine-scented breeze in my hair and the sound of chirruping insects in the hedgerows
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A hedgerow acts as a great foods reserve for insects and birds, protection for wildlife, shelter and feed for livestock and it can also act as a fine stock proof barrier.
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The treacherous bocage, the countryside criss-crossed by sunken lanes between high hedgerows, was a killing ground for the German defenders.
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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A mix of several types of shrubs in a hedgerow is more effective than using one type of plant for the entire hedge.
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We wended our way between hedgerows and verges bright with crane's bill and bellflower, past poppy-flecked fields of ripening wheat, heading for columns of smoke that billowed from the fields at Low Burton.
Country diary: Wensleydale
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They like to sit and sing conspicuously on a telephone wire or the top of a hedgerow tree.
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The oak had been laid in the hedge, as were surrounding field maples and hollies over a century ago, and the trees had outgrown their hedgerow shape to become the boundary between a wood and a field.
Country diary: Wenlock Edge
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Wild garlic, also known as ramsons, thrives in damp woods and beside semi-shaded hedgerows.
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If laying or coppicing a hedgerow it must be in good condition and not diseased.
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The private patio at the side of the house is a suntrap, surrounded by shrubs and hedgerows.
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Laura picked a bouquet of flowers in the hedgerows, some hedge parsley, vetch, goosegrass, and pale pink dog roses, already in bloom.
A Hopeless Romantic
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In hedgerows and in field verges are forget-me-nots, storksbills and clovers.
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Other ecological issues raised include the loss of hedgerows, bat roosts and habitats/feeding sites for various other species of birds and animals of conservation concern…
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Foxes, rabbits, harvest mice, house mice, dormice, shrews, weasels, and voles all depend on the hedgerows as a place to breed, hunt or shelter.
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The path is lined by hedgerows of hawthorn and ivy and trees form a natural canopy.
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And to self - production of gasoline scooters, gasoline engine, cutting irrigation machines, Hedgerow machines.
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In the countryside, intensive farming means fewer hedgerows and rough pasture for hedgehogs to forage and hide in.
Times, Sunday Times
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Botes do not imply a common wood; they could as well appertain to field or hedgerow.
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Sand dunes, including the machair on the Hebrides, some types of lowland lochs, fens, meadows, hedgerows and blanket bogs are all mentioned as habitats needing further protection.
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They also have a hooked beak, and look very sinister when perched on top of a hedgerow tree looking around them for prey.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hedgerows and fields make up the left hand side of the path with the old canal on the right.
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Hedgerows and their wildlife are integral with the meadowland in which they originated.
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The bocage, low-lying country with high hedgerows, offered insufficient routes of advance and canalized American movements, which the Germans easily countered.
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She reminded Graham of the mother roe deer he sometimes saw hiding in the hedgerow as he cycled along.
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Enclosure brought with it hedgerow trees, but there were few additional woodland plantations.
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There are patches of woodland and thriving hedgerows.
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They also have a hooked beak, and look very sinister when perched on top of a hedgerow tree looking around them for prey.
Times, Sunday Times
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When the Osprey moved on, we turned our attention to the numerous sparrows moving around the field and hedgerow.
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The hawthorn hedgerows on either side of the road throw long shadows in this light.
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Sand dunes, including the machair on the Hebrides, some types of lowland lochs, fens, meadows, hedgerows and blanket bogs are all mentioned as habitats needing further protection.
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However, it did manage to spread to a neighbouring hedgerow and stubble field.
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Rosa multiflora may have been restricted somewhat to smaller, abandoned farms where it was historically planted as a hedgerow species.
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Turn right here, over a stile in the hedgerow, and bear north-eastwards across the pasture to the next stile in 250 yards.
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Blackthorn blossom foams along the sides of shorn hedgerows but grows unchecked with willow catkins and flowering gorse bushes in neglected thickets which shelter the returned chiffchaff and blackcap.
Country diary: St Dominic, Tamar Valley
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The hedgerows and wildflowers were in full bloom; blackberries abounded.
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The forsythia shrubs growing along the side yard in a modern hedgerow brings sunlight and cheer, and a few small blooming branches might be just the thing to take to class tonight.
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The entire site is screened by good-sized trees and hedgerows, giving shelter.
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And think of the features that make our landscape so gorgeously English: the hedgerows, drystone walls and the shady copses and spinneys punctuating the expanses of green.
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When do woods and hedgerows offer clearer sight of their dark interiors?
Times, Sunday Times
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Nothing could be more useful than botany-those who could not distinguish between a dicotyledon and a monocotyledon could certainly never rightly grasp the nature of a hedgerow.
Hodge and His Masters
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The leaves have fallen from their last bastions, the forest understorey and the hedgerows.
Times, Sunday Times
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A patchwork of hedgerowed fields grazed by Friesian cows swept down from the house to a marshy buttercup-dappled plateau below, where the river ran beside the railway track.
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However, in hedgerows, aliens like fuchsia, buddleia and snowberry are pushing out native species like spindle and guelder rose.
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The industrialization of agriculture after the Second World War, with its attendant use of chemicals and uprooting of hedgerows, has destroyed the habitat of many familiar plants and animal species.
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Neillands recounts how Bill Thompson of the 9th Royal Tank Regiment remembered the deadly bocage - the sunken roads and high hedgerows that were so difficult for an invading force to break through.
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Many species of native shrubs, vines and herbaceous plants were observed along hedgerows.
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I am working on creating an extremely varied hedgerow across my front yard that I am going to incorporate it into (2 kinds of elder, 2 saskatoon berry-bushes, honeyberry-something like blueberies but cylindricalish, a round honeyflower bush for hummingbirds, and pussy willow so far).
Tigers & Strawberries » Eating Bitter, Part Two: The Bitter Melon and Me
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Many species of native shrubs, vines and herbaceous plants were observed along hedgerows.
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This patchwork of fields, hedgerows and pockets of woodland in Dorset is often partly concealed beneath a terrific dawn mist.
Times, Sunday Times
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The reserve is a microcosm of the characteristic old Herefordshire landscape comprising hay meadows and orchards enclosed by thick hedgerows.
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This shrubby climber occurs in woods and hedgerows in chalk and limestone areas of Southern England.
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However, it did manage to spread to a neighbouring hedgerow and stubble field.
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The hotel runs foraging courses for guests to see what can be harvested on the nearby coast, hedgerows and forest floor.
Times, Sunday Times
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The fifth autumn was rich in golden cornstacks, rising in thick clusters among the distant hedgerows; the wharves and warehouses on the Floss were busy again, with echoes of eager voices, with hopeful lading and unlading.
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Hedgerows and indigenous species of plants lost though agriculture would be brought back.
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How seldom one sees a tapestry hedge, that subtle civilisation of the wild hedgerow.
The Education of a Gardener
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Elderberries and blackcurrants grew in the hedgerows.
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Soil loss of the pure contour hedgerow plot was pure crop plot.
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Many species of native shrubs, vines and herbaceous plants were observed along hedgerows.
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I was sick to death of filming green fields and hedgerows and tumbledown barns.
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The roadside verges and hedgerows also came in for favourable comment from the judges.
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Hedgerows, many dating back over two centuries, are being renovated, and a pond has been created to take advantage of the wetland and is now stocked with rudd, roach, bream, trout and carp.
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Another hedgerow flower that is coming out is guelder rose.
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