Sentences with phrase «grow along the river banks»

The taro plant usually grows along river banks and marshy lands in warm weather.

The valley is dry but many of the vines grow along the river banks or the foothills of the mountains and so benefit from a variety of soils and the south - easterly wind.

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Açaí is an ancient berry that grows along the banks of the Amazon river on açai palms.

Tim grew up in the Quad Cities, Illinois & Iowa along the banks of the Mississippi River where he worked his first job as a gardener on the Rock Island Arsenal.

Our blackberries are grown for us by Westmoreland Berry Farm in Oak Grove, VA, along the banks of the Rappahannock River.

Though only three - fourths of an inch long, they start confidently downstream to seek a place of their own along the banks and shallows; those which can not find unoccupied growing space swim serenely on into salt water and perish, sacrifices to the need for an uncrowded river and the demands of their luckier brothers and sisters.

Its fossils were buried in clay deposits left by a river, but these earliest kangaroo ancestors would have foraged amongst vegetation growing nearby and along the banks.

The Acai (pronounced ah - sigh - ee) palm tree grows naturally in the Brazilian rainforests, and is commonly along the banks of the Amazon River.

«This is Chasmanthium latifolium,» says Keith Nealson, superintendent of Eno River State Park, as he fingers the delicate seeds of a native oat grass growing along the bank.

(The town is named after the Paw Paw River, which was named by Native Americans after the paw paw fruit that grew abundantly along the river's baRiver, which was named by Native Americans after the paw paw fruit that grew abundantly along the river's bariver's banks.)

Tlopi is named after the Tlopi River, which has Motlopi (or Witgat) trees growing along its banks.

Portlanders inspired to do something about the growing water crisis are invited to participate in the fourth annual Walk for Water on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry along the banks of the Willamette River.

Along the banks of the Mississippi River outside the French Quarter, I noticed sandbags still in place, with grass growing out from the tattered cloth bags.