The phrase "a third nursery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific nursery that is the third in a sequence or set of nurseries.
Example: "After visiting the first two nurseries, we finally arrived at a third nursery that had a wider selection of plants."
Alternatives: "the third garden center" or "a third plant nursery".
Where it is not possible to grow in pots or trays, the herbs should be grown in their initial nursery bed (a hotbed, cold frame or garden border) and then transplanted whilst still very small to a second nursery bed in order to make them "stocky" or sturdy and better able to take care of themselves when removed to final quarters.
At a third, the nursery worker, Brij Bala, said that 13 children and 13 lactating mothers had already come to claim their servings, and that now she would have to fill the bowls of whoever came along, neighborhood aunties and all.
He opens his discussion of "Mack the Knife" by declaring, "I often cringe when I hear this song," and he dismisses "Tea for Two" as "monotonous and akin to a second-rate nursery song".
And I particularly like the witty way Franciszka Themerson's byline, on the cover of "My First Nursery Book,"islettered in a stylized script with a tiny doodle of the author writing her name with a crow-quill pen.
The first nursery experiment lasted for four months in a large tank with high water motion/surge and extensive manual cleaning to remove competitive algae.
The runner-up won a maiden next time and Je Suis Charlie looks quite leniently treated for this first nursery outing.
He uttered his first words ("I like to fire people") at age 14 months, made his first gaffe at 15 months and purchased his first nursery school at 24 months.
Turf Account Chris Mcgrath's Nap Regiment (2.40 Catterick) Won his maiden two weeks ago over today's course and distance, accounting for a well-entered rival, and looks sharply progressive and more than capable of conceding weight all round in his first nursery.
The first nursery was opened in Pest in 1852, in order to look after children of poor mothers while they worked.
That pilot work leads now to the first nursery specifically designed for this use.
