Sentence examples for difficult garden from inspiring English sources

Teachers rated their observations of each student as either persisting or giving up when encountering everyday challenges in gardening activities (e.g., "When faced with a difficult garden assignment, this student just keeps at it").

Ivy works well in nearly any location, but it is especially useful for addressing difficult gardening spots.

The Daily Green's Beekeeper, Kim Flottum, has been working to help people start beekeeping, which he promises is no more difficult than gardening.

Aker adds that wet soil makes gardening difficult and cold weather interferes with the evaporation process in plants.

It's not difficult to get the garden of your dreams.

When their large house and gardens became difficult to maintain, they built a smaller one in a neighboring town, then moved again to a retirement community.

Obtaining sufficient organic matter is often the most difficult aspect of organic gardening.

The Garden was a difficult place for a visiting team to play in the 1990's, but not because people paid money to yell at the opponent; in those days, opposing players literally got hurt inside the key.

In the decade that followed, the wind drove Ms. Wilson Jones crazy from November through April, she said, whipping across her yard and making it difficult to work in the garden.

Scientists say that it is as rich in life as an undersea garden and as difficult to reach.

(Because of a genetic mismatch, it's very difficult to cross wild and garden strawberries, although a few breeders have managed to do so through ingenious strategies).