Noun:

వాల్నట్ ట్రీ,

hazel tree's Usage Examples:

path with tall bushes on either side, where the musician bends down a hazel tree and puts his foot on the top.

A hazel tree then grows through her grave.

England USS Hazelwood (DD-531) USS Hazelwood (DD-107) Hazel wood, from the hazel tree "The Hazelwood", a song by Patrick Wolf; see Tristan (song) Hazlewoods.

embedded in the surface of a flower spike that closely resembles a hazel tree catkin.

They are buried together back in Cornwall, with a hazel tree growing from his heart and a honeysuckle from hers, intertwining above.

a noble and beautiful woman named La Coudre (modern French coudrier, "hazel tree").

One story only has been translated into English, as "The solitary hazel tree" by Vardges Petrosyan in Soviet literature.

Nut of the hazel tree.

hazel trees and limestone fern on the lower scree slopes, with bilberry, cowberry and wild flowers on the steep upper slopes, including bloody crane"s bill.

The reserve contains whitebeam, yew, ash and hazel trees and limestone fern on the lower scree slopes, with bilberry, cowberry and wild flowers.

thermal baths, as well as bamboo, hazel trees, maples, oaks, Roman pines, tamarisks, and fauna including falcons, herons, owls, badgers, ferrets, foxes, porcupines.

Basque Arrast is sometimes given with the determinant Ürrüxtoia meaning "hazel tree grove".

waters it with her tears and over the years, it grows into a glowing hazel tree.

Synonyms:

genus Pomaderris, Pomaderris, hazel, tree, Pomaderris apetala,

Antonyms:

achromatic,