negundo

negundo seedlings sprouted along the riverbank after the spring floods.

we planted a negundo tree to provide quick shade for the courtyard.

the city removed an overgrown negundo from the sidewalk to protect the pavement.

negundo leaves turned pale yellow before dropping in early autumn.

in the park, a row of negundo trees forms a natural windbreak.

the botanist identified negundo by its compound leaves and opposite branching.

after pruning, the negundo responded with vigorous new shoots.

negundo roots can spread widely, so we kept it away from the drain line.

herbarium records show negundo naturalized in several districts of the city.

the negundo canopy sheltered small birds during the afternoon rain.

we monitored the negundo population to prevent it from becoming invasive.

a fallen negundo branch was cleared from the trail after the storm.