Sentence examples for be planted in between from inspiring English sources

The idea is to have wider spacing between the trees, so fruit trees would be planted in between, and there would also be room for cereals and legumes.

And planting this combo in fall is not difficult as the hosta leaves are late to disappear and the tulip bulbs can be planted in between the spaces.

If you buy a hedge without any soil around the roots, known as bare-rooted, it should be planted in the dormant season between November and March northern hemisphere and May to September southern hemisphere.

Intercrops are planted in fields between the main crop periods of e.g., wheat, corn or triticale.

Clumps of sea oats, a native grass with chains of golden seeds, have just been planted in the spaces between the wreath's branches.

But all cider producers benefited from the system, and 2m new cider apple trees were planted in the UK between 1995 and 2006.

By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 20 , 1940P. 13 Talk story about the six American plane trees that had been planted in the block between W. 58th St. and Central Park South, & had to be dug up.

The New Yorker, April 20 , 1940 P. 13Talk story about the six American plane trees that had been planted in the block between W. 58th St. and Central Park South, & had to be dug up.

For intercropping, the intercrop components were planted in the space between two rows.

All the trees were planted in 3 m between rows and 2 m tree within a row (1667 trees per ha).

As is typical of local pick-your-own farms, several strawberry varieties are planted in rows, with furrows between them, enabling pickers to crouch low in search of berry clusters tucked beneath the foliage.