Hardy

Among the hardiest are 'Firebird' and 'Garnet', both awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit.

The hardiest survivors soon broke up into several groups straggling southward while the weak gradually fell behind and the unlucky died along the way.

Perhaps that is too much to ask of even the hardiest global investor.

A thru-hiker is the hardiest animal in the hiking and backpacking crowd.

One theory is that only the hardiest soldiers survived after being wounded.

Here, only the hardiest vegetation thrives in a stark lunar geology studded with extinct volcanoes, but the equable climate lures tourists to its pristine beaches, putting familiar modern pressures on the environment.

She lived to see abortion in Canada not reduced but reaching a level of over a hundred thousand deaths a year, and to see new threats to faithful Catholics coming from faithless Catholic politicians--enough to dismay and discourage any but the hardiest supporter of the prolife side.

The hardiest revelers headed to Foxx's after-after bash at the Skybar.

Fear and paralysis gripped even the hardiest Manhattanites.

Now the members of the North American Butterfly Association are venturing where only the hardiest naturalists have gone before: into the world of politics.

EVEN the keenest and hardiest of anglers have had to draw on extra reserves to make the effort to sit on the banksides in recent conditions.

The cleverest and hardiest of these warlords successfully unified Japan during the last quarter of the sixteenth century; hence, the century of convulsion that preceded unification is seen as "transitional" - the passage from the medieval to the early modern.

One of the hardiest bulbous perennials growing in the late spring and early summer garden, Ranunculus Tomer are ideal for borders, pots and cut flowers.

It's often grown against a wall because it can be a bit tender, although it is the hardiest of its genus and seems to survive in most areas of the country.