Sentences with phrase «of eucalyptus branches»

Among small, exotic mammal pets, sugar gliders appreciate chew toys in the form of eucalyptus branches.

Of the exotics, sugar gliders appreciate chew toys in the form of eucalyptus branches.

I hosted a small event earlier this month and I created a table runner made entirely of eucalyptus branches.

As much as I love bouquets of fresh flowers, there's just something about a well - arranged vase of eucalyptus branches.

Not exact matches

All in between everything, I laid down branches of seeded eucalyptus on the runner.

We love the botanical - inspired form of this iron candle sconce from Anthropologie that resembles a leafy eucalyptus branch.

For the flowers, I visited my local florist and picked up eucalyptus branches, mini green hydrangeas, white Stock flowers, and Bells of Ireland.

Each place setting probably deserves a pretty name card, but I ran out of time and daylight, so I thought a eucalyptus branch and some blackberries looked pretty enough.

Her skirt is composed of juniper, eucalyptus, feathers, branches, pinecones, and more K - mart ribbon.

In the wild they eat the sap and gum of the eucalyptus and acacia tree plus pollen, nectar, manna (a sugar deposit from the sap oozing from wounds on tree branches or trunks), honeydew (sugar secreted by sap - sucking insects) and a wide variety of insects and spiders.

Lofty ceilings, panoramic windows and an open cafe allow natural light to filter between tall eucalyptus dried branches, creating an ambiance of order and wellbeing.

Curbs are stacked with large branches of magnolia, oaks and pines, as well as the ubiquitous far - too - thirsty fire - hazard - eucalyptus.

I dressed up my open shelving with Silver Dollar Eucalyptus branches, one of my favorites.

It's simple and made with everything I love... lots of fresh eucalyptus branches and pumpkins along with a little mixed metal and shine.

It's safe to say I have a little bit of everything on this tree including, velvet bows, berries, artificial dried fruit, eucalyptus branches and dried babies breath to help fill out the space between the branches.

Try a hibiscus for a touch of the tropics, or a few branches of fragrant eucalyptus in the bathroom.