forest-grown

Who knows whether bird-friendly or forest-grown coffee is best, or if Utz Kapeh beats Rainforest Alliance when it comes to saving jaguars?

10 sustainable foods for your shopping basket 2010

Essential Living Foods imports forest-grown wild peanuts from the Achuar.

Verena von Pfetten: Talking Super Food Sustenance With Essential Living Foods (VIDEO) 2008

The Ivory Coast successfully produced and exported forest-grown coffee.

b. Forest West Africa 2001

The mature forest-grown tree has a long, straight, cylindrical bole, clear of branches for at least two thirds of its length, surmounted by a short, open, irregular crown.

Seasoning of Wood

It is mainly a vast pasture, supporting countless deer; along the foothills and the forest-grown creek and river bottoms there are many wild hogs; and in some areas herds of wild carabaos and horses are found.

The Bontoc Igorot Albert Ernest Jenks 1911

Cross ranges, largely glacier-built, stretch west from the high mountains, subsiding rapidly; and between these ranges lie long winding lakes, forest-grown to their edges, which carry the western drainage of the continental divide through outlet streams into the Flathead.

The Book of the National Parks Robert Sterling Yard 1903

Then the blue sky line opened to the fore through the leafy vista of the forest-grown banks.

Canada: the Empire of the North Being the Romantic Story of the New Dominion's Growth from Colony to Kingdom 1903

My fever left me, but the following morning I found myself suffering from swollen jaws; every tooth was loose and sore, and it was difficult to chew even the flesh of bananas; this difficulty I had lately suffered, whenever in the moist mountain district of Pennsylvania, and I feared that there would be no relief until I was permanently out of the district of forest-grown mountains.

In Indian Mexico (1908) Frederick Starr 1895

But it will be at last fulfilled, filled full, and perfected; not perhaps here, or among our peoples, or any people which now exist on earth: but in some future civilisation -- it may be in far lands beyond the sea -- when all that you and we have made and done shall be as the forest-grown mounds of the old nameless civilisers of the Mississippi valley.

Historical Lectures and Essays Charles Kingsley 1847

When the wind had passed, all was still for an instant; the parted clouds hung in fantastic forms between the forest-grown mountains.

The Ice-Maiden: and Other Tales. Fanny [Translator] Fuller 1840