In Southern Africa, " Aloe arborescens " is traditionally planted around kraals ( domestic stock enclosures ) as a living fence or security hedge.
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H . arborescens Grandiflora, for example, found growing wild in Ohio around 1800, produces big creamy flower heads so heavy they droop on their stems.
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The flowers are white or pale pink and are arranged in large groups in upper leaf " Z . arborescens " in the Australian National Botanic Gardens
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H . paniculata, usually the ubiquitous PeeGee, and H . arborescens, exemplified by the old-fashioned variety Hills of Snow, flower on new growth.
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""'Clinus arborescens " "'is a species of clinid that occurs in temperate waters of the Indian Ocean around South Africa.
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""'Limonium arborescens " "'is a species of endemic to the Canary Islands, where it is a plant of coastal habitat.
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June and early July bring Rhododendron arborescens ( sweet azalea, 6 to 8 feet ), with very fragrant, bright white flowers with long red stamens and glossy green foliage.
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A single leaf of " O . arborescens " may contain many mines, but on " O . macrodonta " rarely have more than three been found.
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It's lined with several kinds, including arborescens, but it's dominated by big-leaf cultivars such as Nikko Blue, Endless Summer and a couple of Dooleys.
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The wood of " Peumus boldus " and " Hedycarya arborescens " is used locally, in Chile and New Zealand, respectively, but is of no ornamentals.
