1. Bustling Hedgerow, New York, New York

2. Management of ditches and hedgerows.

3. Conservationists are fighting to save our hedgerows.

4. Arboriculturists Cultivate And Manage Trees, Hedgerows And Shrubs

5. 30 The ground mist clung closely to the hedgerows.

6. Hedgerows, first of all, are a two-man job.

7. Bullfinches can be seen in woodlands, orchard and hedgerows

8. Cleavers commonly grow in hedgerows and field margins

9. Blackthorn is a thorny shrub of hedgerows and woodland edges

10. A traditional style Bill hook for hedgerow maintenance and hedge laying

11. A major shortcoming of the Sherman for hedgerow fighting was its unarmored underbelly , which made it particularly vulnerable to the panzerfaust when it tried to climb a hedgerow.

12. Bullace can be found in hedgerows, woodlands, parks and gardens

13. Hedgerow habitat in general appeared to be valuable for Bullfinches throughout the year

14. Peper Harow will fall to the crown, and you will be living in the hedgerow.

15. • preservation of landscape and historical features such as hedgerows, ditches and woods;

16. Hedgerows and meadows are thick with a tapestry of wild flowers.

17. About midnight the wind freshened from the estuary, rustling the hawthorn in the hedgerow round the churchyard. Sentencedict.com

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19. The hedgerows protect against sudden changes in temperature and allow moisture to be conserved.

20. Four or five weeks more, and that greater snow would blanch the hedgerows.

21. Landscapes are broken down into distinct elements such as a tree, a hedgerow or a pond.

22. Hedgerows around the hill and hidden Flak 88 batteries provide a formidable defensive position against the Allies, but Able Company breaks through by employing bulldozer-equipped Crocodile Sherman tanks to plow through the hedgerows and flank the Germans.

23. The ground mist clung closely to the hedgerows, discouraging the birds and damping down all sound.

24. Creeping Charlie prefers to grow in moist areas that include waste areas, hedgerows, shady locations, and woodland margins

25. It is an important component of the hedgerows that were the traditional field boundaries in lowland England.

26. Ironically, I've learned hedgerows could be much more productive than the fields they enclose and require much less work.

27. Bustling Hedgerow performs the music of Led Zeppelin, bringing the raw energy and colourful depth of their music back to life in NYC.

28. The Bullfinch is a large, plump finch that feeds on buds and fruit in woodlands, hedgerows, parklands, gardens and orchards

29. Hedgerows, however, traditionally used for maintaining and demarcating land boundaries, act as a refuge for native wild flora.

30. Greater Celandine is a tall plant of woodland rides, hedgerows, roadsides and waste ground, and often grows as a garden 'weed'

31. Cuckoos tend to avoid towns and cities, but inhabit various types of countryside, including woodland margins, open farmland, hedgerows and marshes

32. Stephen felt his skin and nose begin to itch with the dust and seed that was blowing from the crops and hedgerows.

33. 16 The hedgerows and pasture where the owls hunt their prey are disappearing as farmers create bigger fields for intensive arable farming.

34. • The two men fell silent as they Cantered their horses between low hedgerows that were bright with the early spears of foxgloves

35. It's good to feel the firm ground underfoot after hours of trudging through flooded fields and over hedgerows in the darkness.

36. The hedgerows and pasture where the owls hunt their prey are disappearing as farmers create bigger fields for intensive arable farming.

37. Adult Cockchafers are found on and around trees and shrubs in gardens, parks, field hedgerows and woodland margins, feeding on leaves and flowers

38. Bocage definition is - countryside or landscape (as of western France) marked by intermingling patches of woodland and heath, small fields, tall hedgerows, and orchards.

39. Training systems had great influence on the leaf PAR capture, leaf and fruit temperature microclimate. Canopy temperature microclimate was better in T-bar and hedgerow trellis than in pergola trellis.

40. Bocage, referring to the typical terrain of Normandy, pastoral land with many hedgerows, is the name given to a map for Battlefield 1942

41. Lesser Celandine is a characteristic spring flower of woodlands, hedgerows, graveyards and parks where its shiny flowers can carpet area with gold between March and May

42. Betony prefers dryish, light soils often on sunny banks and hedgerows, on heathland and other grassy places including, occasionally, the undisturbed margins of arable fields

43. (Your Contorted Filbert Tree may produce some edible hazelnuts, but probably only a few.) The kinky Contorted version was discovered back in 1863, growing wild in a hedgerow in England.

44. Cleavers herb can be found growing in hedgerows, woods, fields, among cultivated crops, and in waste places, in sparse woods at the base of trees, and around

45. Cocklebur - burdock having heart-shaped leaves found in open woodland, hedgerows and rough grassland of Europe (except extreme N) and Asia Minor; sometimes cultivated for medicinal and culinary use

46. Formerly an agricultural field divided by hedgerows, 585-acre Bartel Grassland is a flat, wet landscape that is now home to an increasing variety of native plant and bird species

47. Cleavers is a common annual weed native to hedgerows, scrub and arable land, which can spread to gardens on the fur of animals and clothing of passers-by

48. But peek between the hedgerows, look out from the top of Region Street - or more comfortably, from the terrace at the Burrawang Village Hotel, and the view of the magnificent countryside

49. There are a few varieties but the most often seen in British hedgerows is the black Bullace – a round dark blue fruit, smaller than a damson and larger than a sloe.

50. Mosaic landscapes with a woodland element (Bocages) Landscapes consisting of a network of small linear, insular and semi-insular wooded habitats, tree-lines, hedgerows, closely interwoven with grassy or cultivated habitats

51. Une vallée ouverte, façonnée par l'homme, qui possède un Bocage de montagne unique.: A gentle, open valley with the only remaining example of ' Bocage ' the traditional alpine farmers' field and hedgerow networks, left in the French Alps

52. An experiment was conducted at ICRISAT Center, Patancheru, India from June 1984 to April 1988 on a shallow Alfisol to determine whether the productivity of annual crop systems can be improved by adding perennial species such as Leucaena leucocephala managed as hedgerows

53. ‘Fountains and Berms can keep cars and trucks away from the building.’ ‘Hedgerows were built-up Berms of earth covered with trees and bushes that lined the fields of French farmers.’ ‘Long earth Berms conceal cars and animate the pancake flatness of the suburban topography.’

54. Within that area, a distinction is made between the ‘Bas Pays’, consisting of large tidelands and alluvial marshes which, although drained, may flood, and, to the east, the ‘Haut Pays’, a landscape characterised by hedgerows, consisting of a plateau, limestone blocks and low clay and stony hills.

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56. ‘The treacherous Bocage, the countryside criss-crossed by sunken lanes between high hedgerows, was a killing ground for the German defenders.’ ‘In western Normandy and on the borders of the rocky Breton peninsula, the open spaces gave way to a landscape of small fields divided by high mounds and tree-strewn hedges, scattered farmsteads