Sentence examples for dormant plants from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow at 2 p.m., a garden walk to look behind the scenes at Wave Hill and see how dormant plants are stored for the winter.

Describes the displays of roots and dormant plants, seed packets, and garden tools; all of which urge the writer to join the spring struggle for land.

Though dormant plants often get all they need from rain and snow, it is best to check the soil every two or three weeks.

In Mr. Oudolf's own one-acre garden, the dead and dormant plants of midwinter are sculptural but not harsh, poignant but peaceful, standing out against the quiet, almost monochromatic whole in subtle or arresting ways.

Its amenability to vacuum infiltration of seedlings or dormant plants underscores the versatility of these herbaceous perennials.

Summer dormant plants existing below the soil as rhizomes can withstand high peak temperatures, but with above-ground photosynthetic vegetation being present in the winter, the plants favour areas with higher winter temperatures to minimize potential frost damage.

The dormant plant "will look dead," but in February shoots should appear.

The dormant plant, for them, is an example of neglect and poor management by its owner, the FirstEnergy Corporation, which allowed hazardous conditions to fester so badly that a catastrophic accident may have been only months away.

The dormant plant's process computer failed, and it took six hours to get it up and running again.

Glass points out that, even using the book value per square foot at this dormant plant, Atmel's 4.5 million square feet of buildings and land would be worth $400 million.

Outside the southern city of Potosí, a formerly long-dormant smelting plant is turning out lead ingots.