Sentence examples for compact habit from inspiring English sources

Two other Fleuroselect gold medal winners were Ammobium alatum Bikini, rewarded for its compact habit, and Petunia x hybrida Lavender Storm, chosen for its tolerance of rainy weather.

If you want an evergreen choice, Mexican orange blossom Choisya x dewitteana 'Aztec Pearl', that flowers in May, will also keep a nice compact habit.

It exhibits a compact habit, with few but productive tillers and is relatively photoperiod-insensitive (its height varies by day length).

Some forms in the wild have a more compact habit, and are more promising for horticulture.

In apple, a gene for compact habit was shown to be linked to the Vf gene for scab resistance, now called Rvi6, which maps to LG1.

There were opportunities for cultivators and farmers to select palms with dwarf or compact habits, bright (red or yellow) fruit colours, aromatic or makapuno endosperm, and sweeter water or edible husk.

This type of compact plant habit is conducive to efficient mechanical harvesting.

A cultivated dwarf species, called Hawaiian schefflera (B. arboricola), is more compact in habit and has smaller leaves.

Previous studies have indicated that mechanical cotton harvesting requires a compact plant habit without fiber yield and quality reduction.

Finally, AAS granted a vegetable award to winter squash Cornell's Bush Delicata for its compact plant habit, improved flavour, and exceptional disease resistance.

The miracle berry is a pretty, easy-to-grow houseplant from the jungles of West Africa, whose glossy green leaves and compact growth habit make the perfect accent for any sunny window.