Sentences with phrase «cedar tree which»

The Jomonsugi (縄文杉, Jōmonsugi), the main attraction of Yakushima, is a giant cedar tree which scientists estimate to be 2000 to 7200 years old.

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The space, which feels like a hybrid of a Shinto shrine and a tree house, was built with a similar thoughtfulness by Brackett's father who trained as a shrine carpenter (the bar is made out of a single century - old cedar tree).
The cedar's common name, arborvitae, which means «tree of life,» dates from the 16th century, when French explorer Jacques Cartier and his men brewed tea from its bark and leaves to overcome scurvy.
The country recently ended logging of cedar trees in the tigers» habitat, which not only directly protected the big cats, it also increased the crop of cedar nuts, which fed and helped to boost the population of wild boars, the tigers» favorite prey.
During December, all existing cedar trees will be decorated with flashing lights, which alternate between blue, green and red.
We're told that his understanding of nature was so exact that he could select the tree, specifically a cedar tree, or a kind of cedar tree, that in the course of one - hundred and twenty years, once planted, could grow to the height of fifty meters, which is the measure he needed for the construction of the Ark. - Aaron Tendler, Noah and the Ark, Voyage to a New Beginning
Glo - Marr's extensive Kenic line includes Hot Spot Anti-Itch Pet Spray, which contains menthol, clove oil, cedar oil, eucalyptus, peppermint oil and tea tree oil.
But this in itself is a pretty exhaustive list which includes some of the most popular flea - killing, flea - repelling essential oils out there like peppermint, tea tree, cedar, clove, pine, orange oil and more.
Among the mixed bushveld, there are rare cycads, yellowwood and cedar trees, all of which make for a luxurious vista.
The trees themselves are cedarswhich form stripbark under stress — and my guess is that there is some stripbark in the Gaspe sample.
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