lacebark
Britishnoun
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She was there Monday clearing debris with her husband, who used a chain saw to carve a twisted and broken lacebark elm into a pile of logs.
From Seattle Times
And last month, the city planted its millionth new tree — an 8-year-old lacebark elm, installed at Joyce Kilmer Park in the South Bronx.
From New York Times
At a ceremony in Joyce Kilmer Park in the South Bronx, the city will unveil a lacebark elm that marks the culmination its Million Trees NYC campaign.
From New York Times
Liam Kavanagh, the parks department’s first deputy commissioner, pointed out that once the lacebark elm in the South Bronx matured, it would shade a lawn bordering a path.
From New York Times
Elsewhere, the slow-growing lacebark pine with its mottled bark is divine.
From Washington Post
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