No. 60, in page 2, line 8, leave out "evergreens"and insert"conifers".
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I have been very modest in suggesting that the definition should be three or more adjacent evergreens.
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I wonder whether we should consider the problems caused by deciduous trees as well as those caused by evergreens.
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First, there is the requirement that a hedge should have two or more evergreens adjacent to it.
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We also need to get away from the question of definitions of evergreens and conifers.
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An enormous number of forest trees are in back gardens in my constituency, and not just conifers or evergreens; many are oaks and pines.
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Will he clarify, for my constituents and others, that "evergreens" do not include only leylandii or conifers?
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No. 2, in page 2, line 8, leave out "evergreens"and insert"trees or shrubs".
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We have an immediate problem in terms of number and the restriction to evergreens.
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A method to distinguish between woods produced byevergreenand deciduous coniferopsids on the basis of growth ring anatomy: a new palaeoecological tool.
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The plain is very productive, except that it has no evergreens.
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Home altars generally include a candle, a bell, incense, a vessel containing water and an offering of fresh evergreens and fruit.
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They have been set out as a public park, with lawns, trees including fine old evergreens, and shrubberies.
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Rows of evergreens are located north and south of the hilltop; on the south the land is still wooded and not yet used for burials.
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However, the evergreens included conifers, ginkgo, bald cypress, and cycads.
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