cypress

Converse of subject

• surround: The abbey is set on a solitary hilltop surrounded by cypresses with splendid views over the imposing outcrops of the Crete Senesi.
• replace: These threats to agriculture are replaced by cypress and myrtle, symbols of God's powerful transformation of the wilderness.

Converse of object

• swamp: The alluvial flood plains in the Gulf region and the south east suited pines and swamp cypress.
• include: The trees at this altitude include cypresses and maples.

Adjective modifier

• bald: Bald cypress live IN water, so overwatering is not the problem.
• tall: Clever garden design and tall cypresses keep out the paparazzi.
• Italian: An imported Italian cypress has now been planted here, but not without problems, caused by the local climate.
• false: Prune the branches of juniper and false cypress at the branch crotch of a new branch.
• Japanese: At the Photokina exhibition in Germany, Olympus recently wowed everyone with a Japanese cypress encased camera.

Modifies a noun

• grove: East of a hill there stands a cypress grove and her hut lies close to it.
• tree: Deer couple among the cypress trees of the mountain range.
• hedge: A cypress hedge cleverly positioned on one edge of the terrace, meanwhile, screens the homes opposite.
• wood: The leading characters wear painted masks carved of cypress wood, which form a spiritual focus for the performance.
• conifer: My neighbor has Leylandii ( cypress conifer ) trees along our boundary and he/she will not reduce their height, what can I do?
• forest: En route, be sure to admire the olive and lemon groves, cypress forests and vineyards of the region.

Noun used with modifier

• leyland: By far the commonest species are the ubiquitous lawson and leyland cypress trees which are often grown as a hedge or a screen.
• swamp: The grass slopes either side of the stream have scattered trees, including a mulberry, tulip trees and a swamp cypress.