Adding to its problems are invasive plants, such as multiflora rose, honeysuckle bush and autumn olive, that drive out the rabbits 'preferred cover and food, plus the increase in whitetail deer, which compete with the cottontail for food. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Some people are actually out enjoying their lawns and their ticks and their multiflora roses. ❋ Unknown (2010)
I weed the woods, removing the garlic mustard and multiflora roses as religiously as the neighbors mow their patches. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Since I don't deadhead the climbers, I am blessed with assorted decorative rose hips in a great variety of sizes, shapes and colors from the tiny red pearls on Rosa multiflora to the bright orange babbles on "Mme Gregoire Staechelin." ❋ Unknown (2009)
The unchecked aggression of the multiflora rosa combined with the native brambles and century-old grapevines provide a woods of the haunted variety. ❋ Scusteister (2008)
She was often the first to venture out of the largest of the walnut trees where they made their home, the tree draped with wild grapes, multiflora roses, bittersweet, honeysuckle and poison ivy so heavily that it resembled a tall giantess with flowing scarves. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Blooming not in spring, but rather July, this scadoxus multiflora is other worldly in its beauty. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I have a couple of dirty jobs to do this morning, digging out a rose that I thought was a good one, turned out to be multiflora, and stacking branches from a tree cut down by the financier, that is another story. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Entire U.S. Native to Asia, a single multiflora rose bush can quickly colonize an entire field. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Representative species are Pinus oocarpa (which crosses with P. caribaea where their distributions overlap, although belonging to subsections of different genera), Podocarpus guatemalensis and Quercus spp., and in still wetter areas there is a predominance of Pinus patula together with the palm Euterpe macrospadix and the arboreal ferns Alsophila myosuroides and Hemitelia multiflora. ❋ Unknown (2008)
In ravines and gallery forests species indicative of a south Guinean climate are present, with lianes very abundant, and species such as Raphia sudanica, Baissea multiflora, Nauclea latifolia, Dalbergia saxatilis, and Landolphia dulcis. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Nowadays, your lawn's overrun with imports from elsewhere: rosa multiflora, Tree of Heaven, garlic mustard, and fifty species of bindweed. ❋ Scusteister (2008)
All over the sand road where we walk multiflora rose climbs trees cascading white or pink blossoms, simple, intense the scene drifting like colored mist. ❋ Johnny_mango (2005)
~ Smokies to Rid Areas of Nonnative Plants -- "Privet, multiflora rose bushes and Japanese honeysuckle all have their place in the suburban landscape, but not in the wetlands of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park." ❋ William Harryman (2007)
Pandanus spp. and Dracaena multiflora are common understory plants. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Here, the open scrub is dominated by the primitive espeletioid composite, Libanothamnus neriifolius, and show an irregular but often rather dense herbaceous layer; while in the low mossy forest the trees Clusia multiflora, Weinmannia spp., and Prumnopitys harmsiana, are the most frequent. ❋ Unknown (2007)
In areas permanently inundated with water the following species are found: Cyperus giganteus, Fuirena robusta, Scirpus californicus, Thalia geniculata, T. multiflora, and Typha domingensis. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The rosa multiflora, our rambling rose or briar rose, is all in bloom now, everywhere festooned with little faintly pink white flowers, and the air full of the scent of roses, so you suspect that you are about to see an apparition of the Virgin Mary or Rhiannon or someone. ❋ Asakiyume (2006)
The rosa multiflora--the rambling rose, what I call the briar rose, because it is clearly the killer rose that protected Sleeping Beauty's castle for a century--is sending its arms across the path in the undiscovered country. ❋ Asakiyume (2006)
I don't want to not be able to walk in the undiscovered country because its a giant mass of rosa multiflora. ❋ Asakiyume (2006)
