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Meaning of "live oaks"
Live oaks: This phrase refers to a type of oak tree that is characterized by its evergreen leaves and sprawling branches, often found in warm climates, especially in the southern United States
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- plural of live oak
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There is a box canyon with live oaks in it.
Live oaks drop their leaves immediately before new leaves emerge in the spring.
I love the live oaks here.
Pocket gophers often feed on the cambium of young canyon live oaks.
Live Oaks as far you can see await you at this beach paradise.
There is a barn owl out there in the live oaks hunting mice.
Cottonwoods, live oaks wild horses antelope lots of quail.
Drayton Hall plantation house viewed from behind one of several live oaks.
The primary uses for Southern live oaks today are providing food and shelter for wildlife.
Here bromeliads cover the ground between large coast live oaks Quercus agrifolia.
You have seen those big live oaks we have all around? Hundreds of years old.
Is that moss hanging off? They are live oaks.
Large knocked down trees on the Live Oaks map are displayed properly.
Ross knows the place. There is a grove of live oaks.
You have seen those big live oaks we have all around?
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Live oaks often support many types of epiphytic plants, including Spanish moss and mistletoe.
Make sure to check out the ancient Live Oaks of Dauphin Island.
Live oaks ( Quercus virginiana ) cover the rest of the park.
Tall Chinese bamboos were planted throughout the old live oaks in the Buddha 's garden.
Quercus Virginianas, live oaks beautiful, beautiful things . that sprawl all over the place.
It looks like we've lost two in our front yard… live oaks.
The modern architectural style of Live Oaks gives it unique feel, both inside and out.
Hoss knows the place. There's a grove of live oaks.
Hey, the live oaks.
Live oaks on the island may be over 800 years old.
City Park, the largest collection of live oaks in the world!
It 's, uh, live oaks with long memories … like the ones we passed coming in here.
They're live oaks.
