sweetbriar

1 It had an overrun little garden in front, separated from the fields by a riotous hedge of sweetbriar.

2 The sweetbriar, taking kindly to both soil and climate, not only grows tall enough to arch over the head of a man on horseback, but covers whole hillsides, to the ruin of pasture.

3 It's the old sweetbriar bush,"—she replied—"It lasts in leaf till nearly Christmas and always smells so delicious.

4 In some localities in the North there are clearings submerged under whins or sweetbriar, and there are forests of thistles, which march onward and devour all before them.

5 You can see for yourself that it is only a white cottage, with green blinds, and a long porch in front, covered with sweetbriar and honeysuckle.

6 Had she sat down behind a bush of sweetbriar, or under an oak, or in the shade of a clump of poplars?

7 Just this last night you will be able to carry away with you a whiff of real sweetbriar.

8 Even to-day we find people taking from their old homes a root of sweetbriar, or a pot of shamrock or heather, a cutting of southernwood or of lilac.

9 It was in the spring; the little window of her room was curtained with wild honeysuckles and sweetbriar brought down from the woods, and rooted by the house.

10 From the sweetbriar on the house to the trees in the orchard,—from the mud nest under the eaves to the hole in the barn wall,—what darting and skimming and fluttering!

11 Pink carnations, roses of every hue, sweetbriar, ambrosia, balsams, forget-me-nots, and every flower sacred to the great god, Love, grew in profusion, to make his bower into a resting-place worthy of him.

12 Jane met him at the park gates, and they talked the subject over under the green trees with the scent of the sweetbriar everywhere and the April sunshine over every growing thing.

13 It was a very fine evening, and my mother and he had another stroll by the sweetbriar, while I was sent in to get my tea.

14 If she could only seize and evermore have it in her heart, as the buttercups out there imprisoned the sun, or the fallen raindrops on the sweetbriars round the windows enclosed all changing light!

15 The faint, subtle scent of sweetbriar stole on the air as he stood in a trance of desperate uncertainty—and as the delicate odour floated by, a rush of tears came to his eyes.

16 The fragrance of unseen flowers—sweetbriar and rose as well as ripening fruit—came up from the garden.

17 He had penetrated far beyond the crude distinctions of modern times, beyond the rough: "there's a smell of roses," "there must be sweetbriar somewhere."

18 He forked over the earth in all the beds, tied up to a stick every daffodil that did not stand perfectly upright by itself, trimmed the sweetbriar hedge, and swept the paths.

19 Arriving at the cottage they found the door open, and no one in the kitchen,—but on the table lay two sprigs of sweetbriar.

20 When she came down, an earthern pitcher, crowded with great white lilies, honeysuckles and sweetbriar, stood on the windows or mantel-pieces of every room.

1 金合欢属

hickory acacia wattle myall brigalow gidgee

2 蔷薇科

apple rose strawberry cherry almond raspberry peach blackberry pear plum bourbon apricot hawthorn quince briar burnet blackthorn boysenberry potentilla loquat medlar damson cotoneaster rowan loganberry cinquefoil dewberry multiflora meadowsweet japonica pyracantha sorbus rugosa prunus avens gean spiraea greengage alchemilla agrimony whitebeam geum dryas amelanchier cloudberry nashi salmonberry chokeberry silverweed tormentil dropwort bullace kerria juneberry wineberry chamise toyon thimbleberry piripiri veitchberry azarole crab apple musk rose snowy mespilus Cherokee rose parsley piert wood avens mountain ash service tree bird cherry sand cherry dog rose flowering cherry cherry laurel banksia rose lady's mantle China rose goat's beard damask rose burnet rose duke cherry mountain avens choke cherry

3 豆科

bean peanut pea clover indigo broom chickpea hickory lentil rosewood flamboyant alfalfa mesquite acacia soya mimosa wattle tamarind fenugreek cassia rooibos wisteria guar liquorice astragalus kudzu carob gorse vetch trefoil groundnut redbud mung cowpea cocobolo bubinga blackwood laburnum adzuki mulga logwood sola lupin pernambuco koa immortelle nonsuch derris robinia tolu amboyna catechu myall medick genista cytisus sainfoin brigalow locoweed camwood alsike padauk vetchling opopanax merbau poinciana mopane melilot mucuna paloverde peavine yarran albizzia bird's-foot caragana babul restharrow clianthus msasa kiaat afrormosia sabicu ambatch keurboom minnerichi pyinkado hare's-foot kowhai lablab shisham divi-divi sweet pea Purple Heart lima bean asparagus pea milk vetch Spanish broom bladder senna tonka bean rain tree Port Jackson willow Judas tree scorpion senna broad bean field bean telegraph plant kidney vetch grass pea lucky bean honey locust white clover bird's foot trefoil tree lupin false acacia Calabar bean pagoda tree Moreton Bay chestnut pea tree dyer's greenweed pigeon pea Jerusalem thorn camel thorn tick trefoil petty whin tepary bean subterranean clover winged bean sensitive plant coral tree jack bean French bean golden wattle

4 多花蔷薇

sweetbrier wild brier