Sentence examples for delicious crops from inspiring English sources

The gardeners in the exchange are unified by their concern that many delicious crops are threatened by extinction because of commercial agriculture's increasing reliance on a few varieties of sturdy hybrids.

Having experimented with hundreds of the more weird and wonderful edible crops over the years, I can personally vouch for the fact that the words "edible" and "tasty" definitely do not always go hand-in-hand, and some delicious crops are impossibly difficult to grow or just have terrible yields.

Apart from providing a delicious crop at an unexpected time of year, autumn raspberries have the added advantage of not attracting birds for a free meal.

Lying in bed the other night my wife, Jemima, started rhapsodising about the delicious crop of British strawberries that has just hit the shops.

The blossom will still be beautiful and you'll have a delicious summer crop.

Also, if Mr. Staples had grown snap beans and leafy greens this year, along with his tomatoes, he would have had bumper crops for delicious consolation.

Glen Ample bears large crops of delicious fruit; Glen Moy has thornless canes bearing large firm fruit early in the season; Glen Prosen is also thornless but needs good soil to produce the best crops; Tulameen has a superb flavour.

Chef Dan Barber did a great piece on how a delicious array of edible crops are wasted because they're not thought of as food – these are the green manures that many farmers grow to nourish their soils.

All of this leads to robust crops and delicious food.

I love the dwarf bean variety 'Faraday', from Sea Spring seeds: it has delicious thin green beans that crop quickly.

Meals, of course, would be ended with a brownish glop alluding faintly to coffee, because though the island produces that delicious stuff as a cash crop, make no mistake, it's not meant for the likes of you.