prairie willow Antonyms
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Meaning of prairie willow
Wordnet
prairie willow (n)
slender shrubby willow of dry areas of North America
prairie willow Sentence Examples
- The prairie willow's delicate flowers swayed gracefully in the summer breeze.
- The native bees buzzed around the nectar-filled blooms of the prairie willow.
- In autumn, the leaves of the prairie willow turned a vibrant golden yellow.
- The long, slender branches of the prairie willow provided shelter for small birds.
- The dense thickets of prairie willows created a natural windbreak for the surrounding vegetation.
- The roots of the prairie willow held the soil firmly in place, preventing erosion.
- The bark of the prairie willow was used by Native Americans for medicinal purposes.
- The prairie willow was an important source of food and shelter for wildlife.
- The distinctive flowers of the prairie willow made it a popular choice for landscaping.
- The prairie willow played a vital role in the ecosystem of the grasslands.
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slender shrubby willow of dry areas of North America
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The prairie willow's delicate flowers swayed gracefully in the summer breeze.
The native bees buzzed around the nectar-filled blooms of the prairie willow.
In autumn, the leaves of the prairie willow turned a vibrant golden yellow.
The long, slender branches of the prairie willow provided shelter for small birds.
