Sentence examples for appropriate planting from inspiring English sources
John Ryan Martine, a spokesman for the city's Department of Design and Construction, which managed the project, noted that only the planting of sod remained, adding that the work had not been completed in the spring because the department missed the appropriate planting season.
Thus, we believed that the total grain weight can increased significantly according to appropriate planting density.
Understanding of plant growth and flower performance is crucial for appropriate planting design.
However, the adverse impacts of Eucalyptus can be controlled by implementing appropriate planting space, species and planting site selection, and also by practicing proper silvicultural and harvesting techniques (Hailu et al. 2003; Kebebew and Ayele 2010; Bekele 2015).
The objective of this study was to determine the effects of planting date and plant density on plant habit, yield, early maturity, and fiber quality of cotton in the Yellow River valley region of China, and thus to identify the appropriate planting date and plant density suitable for its mechanical harvesting.
Proactive measures, such as risk assessments, should be employed to predict invasion risks, which could then be mitigated via implementation of appropriate planting policies and adoption of the "polluter-pays" principle.
Among nonnative plants, "there are many appropriate plants that are environmentally safe," said Ms. Pillarelli, who works for Garden Design Group in Hockessin, Del.
He paid close attention to the environment of his birds, working with gifted assistants who often painted in the appropriate plants and trees.
If you're looking for a certain butterfly or moth, you're going to be more successful if you start by looking for the appropriate plants.
Some wholesalers supply retailers with tear-off tags so that when the customer selects begonias of a specific type or color, he or she can take along the appropriate plant tag.
Virginia bluebells are really not appropriate plants for my small borders and as I watch their ugly drift into dormancy every spring, I am tempted to pull them out.
