pine straw

noun

, Chiefly Southern U.S.

1. fallen pine needles.

Example Sentences

Mulch between the plants with pine straw to keep the soil moist, protect it from runoff, and suppress weeds, Wilber says.

From Popular-Science

His struggles continued on the par-4 fifth hole, where he hit his tee shot into the pine straw and up against a bush that prevented him from taking a full backswing.

From Washington Post

After a fine second shot out of the pine straw, Matsuyama left his ensuing chip well short of the hole.

From Washington Post

At the Georgia Station mulching potatoes with pine straw was not found to be of sufficient value to recommend the practice.

From Project Gutenberg

She sprang in also, and almost noiselessly they rolled away over the pine straw.

From Project Gutenberg

Sheets are few, the mattresses are of cotton, corn shucks or pine straw, and the pillows of home grown feathers.

From Project Gutenberg

It is a tea of the Assam species grown under shelters of wire mesh and pine straw.

From Project Gutenberg

Pine straw an sweetgum dyes purple, set color wid chamber lye.

From Project Gutenberg