Definitionn. an ornamental but poisonous flowering shrub having narrow evergreen leaves and clusters of fragrant white to pink or red flowers: native to East Indies but widely cultivated in warm regions
Last update: September 30, 2015
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In some places, occupying the sides and hollows of ravines, are found the rose bay (Nerium Oleander), called in Persian khar-zarah, or ass-bane, the wild laburnum and various Indigoferae. [Please select]
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Edging the mound there were wild aloes and the wild oleander. [Please select]
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The front of the house faced a yard of stately evergreens and great tubs of flowers, oleander, crepe myrtle, and pomegranate. [Please select]
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Wilkins buttonholing Briggs and evidently telling him the story of the oleander tree in the middle of the garden. [Please select]
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Briggs was listening with a patience she thought rather nice, seeing that it was his oleander and his own father's story. [Please select]
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All your little Rose asks is the right to an occasional Wednesday matinée when business droops like a sick oleander. [Please select]
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The gardens will grow anything, and plots of land are divided by oleander hedges of many colours. [Please select]
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