101.   And there were some trees taller than this one off in the Valley of the Giants where they have tingle and jarrah as well as karri.

102.   And walnuts can be better producers when another tree is nearby so that cross-pollination occurs.

103.   And the trees are architecturally splendid.

104.   And with the ground waterlogged, trees are more likely to be brought down by high winds, damaging overhead power supplies.

105.   Apricot trees are one suggestion.

106.   Are there trees growing in California you could use for cooking?

107.   Another possible reason for lack of fruit is that your tree is self-sterile.

108.   Around the region, white pines show the most damage, but some spruce, cedar and fir trees have been hurt as well.

109.   Anyone with an apple tree in his yard knows how pathetic these trees can be.

110.   As a result, about three dozen trees were in a protected wetlands area.