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Often used in the same context:
junipers,
willows,
aspen,
hickories,
conifers,
oaks,
hackberry,
lodgepole,
mountain laurel,
wildflowers,
bur oak,
limber pine,
evergreens,
goldenrods,
understory,
cattails,
cedars,
lupines,
manzanita,
ponderosa,
bitterbrush,
maples,
trees,
honeysuckles,
yuccas,
larches,
toyon,
tamarisk,
ceanothus,
reed canary grass,
beeches,
quaking aspen,
sagebrush,
sequoias,
shrubs,
catalpa,
poplars,
shagbark hickory,
sumacs,
staghorn sumac,
redwoods,
viburnums,
birches,
riparian forest,
bunchgrass,
lodgepole pine,
weeds,
grasses,
tamarack,
hemlocks,
river birch,
prairie grass,
flowering shrub,
sycamore,
ironweed,
persimmon tree,
redbud,
willow oak,
pinyon,
loosestrife,
burr oak,
saguaros,
subalpine fir,
coneflowers,
forbs,
mesquite,
tallgrass,
brittlebush,
siberian elm,
reed grass,
pines,
agaves,
snowberry,
ponderosa pine,
bush honeysuckle,
scotch pine,
red osier dogwood,
penstemon,
phlox,
arborvitae,
salal,
cow parsnip,
elms,
ocotillo,
jack pine,
laurel oak,
crown vetch,
cedar elm,
scrub oak,
pondweed,
tickseed,
serviceberries,
dogwoods,
milk vetch,
pecan tree,
ligustrum,
honey locust,
pyracantha,
crabapples,
creosote bush,
chestnut oak,
hollyhocks,
sycamores,
cottonwood,
alders,
aspens,
firs,
spruces,
beech,
elm
Appears in the definition of:
genus viscum,
viscum
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— Adjectives for cottonwoods:
tall,
few,
large,
old,
big,
young,
giant,
huge,
great,
green,
small,
more...
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