Meanings of barked trees in English

He was profoundly relieved to make the shelter of the yellow- barked trees.

The forest wasn't dense; the thin, pale- barked trees offered little concealment.

The car moved ahead in the deep green gloom under the huge shaggy- barked trees.

At the foot of the hill, it ran into the little wood of silver- barked trees.

The name seems to have been applied also to the man who barked trees for the tanner.

She walked among the immense grey- barked trees.

The small red pustules which produce the spores and, on rough barked trees, appear only in the crevices.

Near the city of Alundil there was a rich grove of blue- barked trees, having purple foliage like feathers.

Here and there, enormous chunky- barked trees arched over the path, shading the way with dinner-plate-sized leaves in deep bluish-green.

Do I not hail its golden gleams among the fair- barked trees what time each scented morn I milk my skittish goats?

The white- barked trees, purified of smears from the sooty fingers of fire, stood out in splendid contrast to a richer, thicker, a flowery undergrowth.

Small gray sheath- barked trees with clumpy foliage and snags of dead branches, Glenn called cedars; and, grotesque as these were, Carley rather liked them.

A misty world of silver- barked trees with deep green leaves came into focus, and then the scent of good rich earth and clean sea air.

Best of all perhaps were the elms at the village end, those mighty rough- barked trees that had their tops "so close against the sky."