evergreens

Now Jackson, whether he was fascinated by that aspect or just the colour of nature, and I guess any artist would be enthralled with the colours of our deciduous trees because they are every colour of the spectrum, and I think it would intrigue him that that one painting he had of the maple in the softwoods, in the evergreens, is a magnificent thing.

Homage to A.Y. Jackson 1972

Christmas trees, as they called the evergreens that lined the shore of the cove.

Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue at Christmas Tree Cove Laura Lee Hope

A wood of evergreens is generally fragrant; our own pines and cedars are highly so; even the fallen pine leaves preserve their peculiar odor for some time.

Rural Hours 1887

-- For the third straight year, respondents ranked the "evergreens" -- Apple, Google, and Toyota -- the most innovative companies, with Apple once again the hands-down winner.

Marketwire - Breaking News Releases 2009

So the hostas, the hydrangeas, bushes are great, like boxwoods, and rhododendrons like you like, those are flowering bushes, and the evergreens are the -- you know the evergreen bushes.

CNN Transcript Jun 16, 2007 2007

Softwoods generally come from coniferous (cone-bearing) trees, commonly known as evergreens and found mainly in temperate zones.

4. Roof structure 1993

Under the evergreens was a hole in the snow, and at the bottom of the hole hard inverted cups made by deer's feet.

Secret of the Woods William Joseph Long 1909

The gathering of the evergreens was a delightful labor.

Glengarry School Days: a story of early days in Glengarry Ralph Connor 1898

Members also make wreaths by hand, wiring on small bundles of evergreens, which is a more time-consuming process.

redding.com Stories Laura Christman 2009

And it has like, railway tracks and kind of evergreens and cliffs and rushing rivers.

Folk Singer Kate McGarrigle Dies At 63 2010