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usually support cross-beams and a s****y open lattice,
often upon
which woody vines are trained. The
origin of the word is the Late
Latin pergula, referring...
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Spirit Vine.
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Ariel (12 September...
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American software company Arbors Records, an
American jazz
record label Arbor (garden), a
structure of trees,
shrubs or
vines forming a
shaded space; pergola...
- in 1906. The
Fennells promoted the
vine's growth,
building arbors and
trellises to keep it off the ground. The
vine is on the
alluvial plain of the San...
- radicans, the
trumpet vine,
yellow trumpet vine, or
trumpet creeper (also
known in
North America as cow itch
vine or
hummingbird vine), is a
species of flowering...
- The use of
vine training systems in
viticulture is
aimed primarily to ****ist in
canopy management with
finding the
balance in
enough foliage to facilitate...
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Verrazzano while exploring the Cape Fear
River Valley in 1524. He
wrote "...Many
vines growing naturally there...". Sir
Walter Raleigh's explorers, the captains...
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Madonna in the
Vine Arbour is a
circa 1541–1543
unsigned painting by the
German artist Hans Baldung. It is on
display in the Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame...
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Arboriculture (/ˈɑːrbərɪˌkʌltʃər,
ɑːrˈbɔːr-/) is the cultivation, management, and
study of
individual trees, shrubs,
vines, and
other perennial woody plants...
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Vine Cynthia Colby (1852–1878) was an
American physician and
prominent figure among the
early women in medicine.
Vine Cynthia Colby was born in 1852,...
