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Meanings of mature trees in English

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Usage of mature trees in English
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The sheltered garden has a good variety of mature trees and shrubs.
The Irish Times
2
Outside are communal garden with lawns, paved areas, mature trees and shrubs.
The Irish Times
3
Applegate was a pleasant street of well-kept single-family houses and mature trees.
Three to get deadly and four to score
4
It's not only killing mature trees, but the root mass as well.
The Guardian
5
The site has a number of mature trees and great views over Manorhamilton.
The Irish Times
6
Decades of work have gone into sculpting mature trees along the gravel driveway.
The Irish Times
7
Even mature trees wouldn't have stayed standing in those conditions, forest experts say.
Radio NZ
8
To generate that much bark, one needs between three and six mature trees.
A Wiccan Bible
9
There are mature trees, including a magnificent Jacaranda tree, which helps provide privacy.
News.com.au
10
Auckland Transport has proposed replacing the pohutukawa with smaller mature trees.
Radio NZ
11
The property is accessed by dual entrances with mature trees along sweeping driveways.
The Irish Times
12
The site is wooded and most of the mature trees are being preserved.
The Irish Times
13
There is an attached garage and mature trees in the garden.
The Irish Times
14
But none of the mature trees intruded further than a metre.
Foxglove Summer
15
He added: We now have two cases involving mature trees in the natural environment.
BBC
16
The limbs in mature trees are horizontal or even drooping.
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Mature trees through the time
Mature trees across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare