hemlock

• What they also have in common is that they are too far from surviving fragments of coastal forest for native successors to the alder -- hemlock, spruce, cedar, cottonwood or fir -- to reseed naturally. —  Tyee - Home
• "Sounds like the hemlock is going the way of the chestnut," said board member Robert Barrett, referring to a fungus that wiped out virtually all American chestnut trees in North America starting in 1904. —  News/local from www.dailyamerican.com
• When under the hemlock, the mass of branches screened it perfectly, and your attention was wholly taken by the other nest, standing out in bold relief in the dead tree-top Such wisdom, if wisdom it were and not chance, is gained only by experience. —  Wood Folk at School
• Or, chamomile flowers, hemlock, and many other plants, may be boiled, and the part fomented with the hot liquor, by means of flannels wetted with the decoction 2603. —  The Book of Household Management
• Of course no flowers could be used in that temperature, so the silver vases held branches of spruce, hemlock, and other —  The Days Before Yesterday

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