Sentence examples for All gardens from inspiring English sources

All gardens balance somewhere between timelessness and change.

All gardens contained seating, flowers and plants, but varied in size, features, and in user groups' access to them.

All gardens need structure, and one of the easiest ways to provide it year-round is to plant evergreen shrubs.

All gardens work best if there's a variety of heights; it breaks up the space and adds intrigue.

All gardens are triumphs of artifice, but unlike other designers, Ms. Jekyll made hers seem more accessible.

All gardens have some sensory value, so the biggest challenge has been trying to deal with all the baggage that comes with the term "sensory" (think brutal raised beds and wind chimes), without it becoming a slave to the stereotype.

But given a patch of ground, a windowbox, a dump-bag of soil, we can all garden.

All the gardens in the book are open to the public.

Admission is free with an all-garden pass: $20 $188 for students and 65+; $8 for ages 2 to 12; free for under 2 and members.

Activities free with an all-garden pass: On weekends, $25 $222 for students and 65+; $10 for ages 2 to 12; free for under 2. On weekdays: $20, $18 and $8.

The shawl is all a garden, all teardrops, all leaves on its long-stitched grass.