Sentences with CABBAGE-TREE
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The landscape was dotted with cabbage tree ferns."
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"She wore a stunning cabbage tree green dress to the party."
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"The artist captured the essence of the cabbage tree bark in his painting."
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"We took a leisurely stroll down the cabbage tree lined path."
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"The cottage had a charming cabbage tree mural on its exterior wall."
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"The hiker found shelter under a large cabbage tree leaf during the rainstorm."
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"The garden was adorned with cabbage tree flower arrangements."
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"The museum showcased a unique exhibit on cabbage tree folklore."
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"The vintage quilt featured a cabbage tree pattern."
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"The candle emitted a pleasant scent reminiscent of cabbage tree wood."
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"The cabbage tree is a type of tree that is native to New Zealand."
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"The leaves of the cabbage tree can be used to make baskets and mats."
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"In the Maori culture, the cabbage tree is considered a symbol of strength and resilience."
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"The cabbage tree produces small white flowers."
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"The tall trunk of the cabbage tree can reach heights of up to 20 meters."
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"The leaves of the cabbage tree are long and narrow."
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"The cabbage tree is also known by its scientific name Cordyline australis."
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"The bark of the cabbage tree can be used for making ropes and mats."
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"The cabbage tree has a distinctive shape with a slender trunk and a tuft of leaves at the top."
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"The cabbage tree is a popular subject in New Zealand artworks."
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"The cabbage tree is sometimes referred to as the ti tree."
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"The leaves of the cabbage tree can be cooked and eaten as a vegetable."
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"The cabbage tree is resistant to salt spray and can tolerate coastal winds."
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"The cabbage tree is native to New Zealand and is also known as the Cordyline australis."
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"The large, spiky leaves of the cabbage tree make it a distinctive and attractive feature in the landscape."
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"In spring, cabbage trees produce fragrant white flowers that attract bees."
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"The trunk of a cabbage tree is often bare and can have a flaky appearance."
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"The cabbage tree is a symbol of strength and resilience in Maori culture."
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"Mānuka honey, derived from the nectar of cabbage tree flowers, is highly valued for its medicinal properties."
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"The leaves of the cabbage tree were used by early European settlers as a substitute for tobacco."
