Sentence examples for Rare variety from inspiring English sources

Fresh milk and camomile tea from Fortnum & Mason completed a tea-tray of rare variety.

Our timing was perfect, however, for ooh-ing and aah-ing over the Mario Pagliarini rhododendrons, a rare variety that has just started appearing in nurseries.

Q Dear Nigel, I have been wondering, do cookery writers have special access to a rare variety of celery plant that only contains one stalk?

The cooperative uses an unusual blend of cacaos that grow on the Quichua land — fruity Cacao Amazónico, nutty Criollo, Forastero Amazónico, Tipo Trinitario and, most important, a rare variety that flourishes around their homes, Cacao Nacional.

Other existing favourites include a Bardsey Island apple (a delicious and rare variety that thrives on chalk), Laxton's Fortune (a quintessential apple in Tim's book), Merton Pride pear (as juicy as a tropical fruit), and Oullins Golden Gage (sweet as honey).

As he plucks and caresses his apples, holds forth on their differences, and, finally, reads aloud a poem evoking a rare variety that he grew from pips given to him by Ted Hughes, you begin to see the apples as allegories, too — mementos of a prewar past for which Hamburger is both emissary and caretaker.

Typically, rare varieties exhibit good birthing and mothering abilities.

And some rare varieties cherished by clivia fanatics are just plain difficult.

Fedco also offers rare varieties of fruit trees, berry plants and a variety of other shrubs and trees.

Orchard has planted rare varieties of trees and invested thousands in rebuilding a barn and buying equipment.

It would be sown with rare varieties not sold by mainstream companies, and with locally sourced seed.