tall-growing

• “The other half of the way, the first half as you head south from here, is more open, shaded in spots at ten in the morning by free-standing ashes, thin lines of young hawthorns, aspens, and birches no bigger around than my wrist, and the occasional tall-growing sumacs.”

  One for the birds

• “In addition to black mulberries, there are also white and red varieties, and most of them are your standard tall-growing tree, and do not “weep.””

  Polka Dot Cottage: Mulberry quest

• “Meantime, Gardener's Supply this year launched "Garden Grids," flexible polyethylene-coated panels to ease the hassle of crafting support trellises so tall-growing vegetables don't flop.”

  The Wall Street Journal: For a Green Thumb, Just Add Water

• “However, tall-growing weeds that were not adequately controlled earlier can easily overtake thse”

  Chapter 10

• “The older man for the first time looked past the woman and realized that what he had taken for a continuation of the brush and scrub pine was the tops of tall-growing trees below a bluff.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Dollmaker

• “The tall-growing climbers make a gay background to a border, and are equally valuable for trellis-work, while the dwarf varieties are first-class bedding plants, and of great service for ribboning.”

  Gardening for the Million

• “They appear to the greatest advantage when grown as solitary plants, away from other tall-growing flowers.”

  Gardening for the Million

• “They are very vigorous plants and can be trained to a single tree standard or they make very tall-growing vigorous bushes.”

  Northern Nut Growers Association Thirty-Fourth Annual Report 1943

• “Experiment Station, who, with others of his kind, has been in the throes of producing a blight-resistant, tall-growing hybrid timber tree out of the bushy Chinese chestnut, a producer of the sweetest of nuts.”

  Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the 41st Annual Meeting Pleasant Valley, New York, August 28, 29 and 30, 1950

• “For (1) above we were fortunate in 1946 in receiving a supply of pollen from tall-growing Chinese trees, through the kindness of Mr. Michael”

  Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Thirty-Eighth Annual Meeting Guelph, Ontario, September 3, 4, 5, 1947

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