Sentence examples for ditch grass from inspiring English sources
The veins in the leaves are hollow, the ditch grass is crackling.
In the Canadian waterweed, and also in pondweed (Potamogeton) and ditch grass (Ruppia), the pollen itself is dispersed on the water's surface; it is, however, still water-repellent.
As fast as the soil thawed, the flood drained away, washing the ditch-grasses flat and releasing a raw scent from the earth, a lowland musk that must have pricked all the gardeners in town by their noses.
Bowls is generally played on a flat lawn, about 40 42 yards (37 38 metres) square and surrounded by a shallow ditch and grass banks beyond.
The city offers a rebate program for residents looking to ditch their grass for less-water-guzzling vegetation.
The road, narrow and swooping, shouldered by deep ditches of grass, felt like a private bike track, riders shoulder to shoulder across half its width.
We present wall-to-wall maps for green lines, ditches and grass margins for Europe, using spatial modelling of ground observations on linear features from the 2009 LUCAS (land use/cover area frame statistical survey) database.
Hesler and Smith, who first described the variant based on specimens found in Brazoria County, Texas, described its typical habitat as "along [the] sides of a muddy ditch under grasses and weeds, [with] loblolly pine nearby".
Dry ponds were the reliable structures for controlling sediment and N export in this watershed, while the retention efficiency of pollutants by the roadside grassed ditch was highly unreliable.
It was found that a series of artificial and natural buffer/detention landscape structures, which include four stone dams (SDs), a roadside grassed ditch (RGD), a vegetated filter strip (VFS), two dry ponds (DPs) and a riparian buffer zone (RBZ), distributed along the ephemeral stream, could effectively reduce the export load of sediment and N in surface runoff.
