Sentence examples for English plants from inspiring English sources
In 1670 Ray produced a Catalogus Plantarum Angliae ("Catalog of English Plants").
But even as it went ahead with layoffs at English plants, jobs in the Welsh steel towns of Port Talbot and Llanwern were being saved.
The narcissus or daffodil is the most loved of all English plants, and appears frequently in English literature.
Modern cottage gardens often use native plants and those adapted to the local climate, rather than trying to force traditional English plants to grow in an incompatible environment though many of the old favorites thrive in cottage gardens throughout the world.
Darwin tested his prediction with lists of English plants (from twelve counties) and beetles (from two districts).
Kutlug Ataman's video tribute to an obsessive English plant lover named Veronica Read did.
The English planted the roots of Spanish soccer in the mining regions of the Basque country, and clubs ended up with English names like Athletic Bilbao.
THE best chapter is about the terrain that English plant-hunters named "the Rhododendron heartland," along the southern edge of the Himalayan massif.
Another Japanese carmaker, Toyota, has also expressed concerns about Brexit, saying the imposition of duties would make running its English plant "very, very tough".
Giubbilei appreciated the subtleties of English planting, in which flower borders are artistic creations in a constant state of flux and plants are understood as organisms whose color, textures, size, shape and scent change through the season.
In fact, most exotic plants thrive in British conditions and contribute far more to British flora than they take, so you don't need to worry about some Syrian jasmine taking British soil away from an English plant.
