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Перевод: camellia

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камелия

Тезаурус:

1. "It's a camellia from Kent, actually."
2. Unfortunately, the water-lily never flowers and the goldfish perished, but the bamboo, Pseudosasa muriel-ae , ferns, hosta and a camellia flourish nearby.
3. However, cold tea, and emptying the teapot around the plants has a tremendous effect; my camellia has glossy new leaves and two new flowers, and a tiny pieris is also pushing its red bracts through.
4. Leaf-bud cuttings: these combine stem and leaf cutting techniques, and can be used with various refinements for subjects such as ficus (rubber plant), camellia, clematis and briar fruits.
5. You can't just dig up a magnolia one July day and put it in the gap left by the camellia - it will die rather quickly.
6. Taramasalata p112 Tartare Sauce p48 Tea p36/ The most popular drink in the world, made from the dried leaves of the plant Camellia sinensis Tea, varieties of pp36-;7 Teewurst pp13-;14/ A smooth German sausage for spreading Teriyaki p54/ A Japanese marinade based on soya sauce The Great British Eight pp86-;8/ The traditional selection of British cheeses that have been produced for many years The Soil Association p85/ The standards body controlling the marketing of officially recognised organically produced foods Tisanes p37/ Herbal drinks made from the leaves or fruits of plants such as mint, hibiscus etc.
7. For a striking display in March plant Scilla mischtschenkoana (formerly Scilla tubergeniana ) around Japanese quince and camellia.
8. Cup that cheers camellia
9. Would she want to know about the flowering of the pink camellia and its glossy leaves, about the goat running away, about the double-yolked egg?
10. Tea is the leaf from the plant Camellia sinensis which is native to Assam, China and Japan.
11. (The other is the camellia.)
12. "A camellia, my dear.
13. Camellia japonica; elaeagnus; Euonymus fortunei; Fatsia japonica; Mahonia aquifolium; Prunus laurocerasus; rhododendron hybrids; sarcococa; skimmia.