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Meanings of very hardy in English
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Usage of very hardy in English
1
They are so strong that one cannot hold them; and very hardy.
2
A tall and beautiful alpine species from Austria, very hardy and herbaceous.
3
Not being very hardy it is usually seen as a wall plant.
4
Not very hardy; requiring a full season for its complete perfection.
5
The Oriental Poppy is a bold and showy plant, very hardy and perennial.
6
It is a very hardy sort, succeeds in cold localities, and keeps well.
7
It is very hardy, and retains its foliage throughout the winter.
8
They say the Japanese variety is very hardy and very resistant to blight.
9
The Winkler is a very hardy variety, bears something every year.
10
They are very hardy animals, and then they are very docile and gentle.
11
A not very hardy species, and only second-rate as an ornamental flowering shrub.
12
Be he who he might, he was a very hardy gentleman.
13
It is not very hardy in this country unless in the milder sea-side districts.
14
It's very hardy and doesn't need copious amounts of water to maintain its glamour.
15
The pecan is a hickory and the northern trees are very hardy and thrifty.
16
The canes and foliage are generally healthy and very hardy.
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Very hardy through the time
Very hardy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common