Sentence examples for crazy plants from inspiring English sources

Stewart begins with enthusiasm: "Gin is nothing but an alcohol extraction of all these crazy plants from around the world – tree bark and leaves, seeds and flowers and fruit.

"I have to admit I'm crazy about plants, trees and gardening," he adds.

During this set, R.E.M.'s music is as captivating as the crazy kudzu plant featured on Murmur's cover, a vine that's been alleged to entwine itself quickly and effectively around the unsuspecting.

You cannot just go crazy and plant whatever you want, as they will die.

There are heat lamps and crazy-looking succulent plants and stargazer lilies and Lydia's husband Doug is wearing hot pink pants that are perhaps two sizes too snug.

Add a lot more mulch around the base of the plants – go crazy with leaf mould or homemade compost, and thin out the plants so that the air can move more freely.

"This is basically a disaster waiting to happen," she says, "and the idea that we would continue to rush headlong into building new nuclear plants seems crazy at this point".

If you let them go crazy on their special plants, they won't understand why they can't do the same with the others near them.

He took the cascade of chuckleheaded moments and tried to plant the crazy idea in our brains that they were a mark of Romney's steadfast character.

"I mean, this is driving me crazy!" says the actor planted in the audience, interrupting the play and causing the actors onstage to confront the impertinent intruder directly.

I love Eastern Market in the summer when it's super plant-crazy.