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Discover LudwigThe phrase "advanced garden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a garden that incorporates sophisticated techniques, technology, or design elements, often implying a higher level of gardening skill or innovation.
Example: "The landscape architect showcased an advanced garden that featured automated irrigation systems and a variety of exotic plants."
Alternatives: "sophisticated garden" or "high-tech garden".
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These unique structures serve as food for the ants and are produced only by the evolutionarily advanced garden symbionts of higher attine ants, but not by the fungi reared by the basal lineages of this ant clade.
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One theory, advanced by a former Garden executive who knows the byzantine inner workings of the place, is that James Dolan, the C.E.O. of Cablevision and the chairman of the Garden, learned of the movie and, without having seen it, ordered that it be made to go away.
In 732 he advanced upon Damascus, first devastating the gardens outside the city and then conquering the capital and killing the king, whom he replaced with a governor.
In Nahda Square, Mohamed Bedawi, 29, was already awake when the attackers advanced from all sides, through the zoo, a nearby garden and from the grounds of Cairo University.
And one of the book's authors, Deborah Peterson, advanced the cause by founding the Rare Pit and Plant Council, a New York-based gardening club.
When they had finished, she walked around the garden, looking at the fruit trees, the leaves colored and falling as the autumn advanced.
They advanced.
The Garden Bridge Trust said that "nearly all pre-commencement planning conditions" had been satisfied, along with pre-construction work and advanced negotiations on land deals.
Shipbuilders advanced.
Advanced degree, no advanced degree.
Kalavathi walks out of the main school building and onto the dusty school yard, advancing toward the school's garden plot.
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