- A
Devon hedge, also
known as a
Devon hedgebank,
consist of a
rubble or
earth bank that is
usually topped with
bushy shrubs forming a hedgerow, with trees...
- held in
place by
crooks (forked
sticks driven into the
centre of the
hedgebank). The two
sides of the
hedge are
steeped separately (as long as the hedge...
-
species of
flowering plant in the
family Iridaceae,
found in open woodland,
hedgebanks and on sea-cliffs. Its
natural range is
Western Europe,
including England...
- in a fine
acute point. It
forms creeping mats on
decaying tree stumps,
hedgebanks and
other shaded sites. It can live
under water, and is used as a plant...
- 150 ft)
above sea level, is at
Birch Cleave at
Simonsbath but
beech in
hedgebanks grow up to 490 m (1,610 ft). At
least two
species of whitebeam: Sorbus...
-
Lilium pyrenai****
growing wild on a
hedgebank in the
parish of Molland,
where it is
known locally as the "Molland Lilly"...
-
which are
stiff and forking. The
species grows on
chalk slopes, dunes,
hedgebanks,
walls and rocks. The
conservation status of
Arabis hirsuta, in the UK...
- in Gloucestershire,
which is to say to
enclose the land with a wall or
hedgebank and to
establish a
captive herd of deer within, with
exclusive hunting...
-
substantial areas of
heather in the west. Small,
enclosed arable fields,
hedgebanks,
sunken lanes and sp****
settlement are also
characteristic features of...
- 500
acres of Dyrham,
which is to say to
enclose the land with a wall or
hedgebank and to
establish a
captive herd of deer within, with
exclusive hunting...
