Sentence examples for forest nursery from inspiring English sources
Camellia Forest Nursery (919-968-0504 or candoRare.com) and Rare Find Nursery in Jackson, N.J. (732-833-0613 or rarefindnursery.com), are two sources he trusts.
Sources include Hills Nursery, Arlington, Va., (703) 527-3472; Behnke Nurseries, Beltsville, Md., (301) 937-1100; Camellia Forest Nursery, Chapel Hill, N.C., (919) 968-0504; and Roslyn Nursery, Dix Hills, N.Y.
Trees have been raised from seed or cuttings since biblical times, but the earliest record of a planned forest nursery is that of William Blair, cellarer to the Abbey of Coupar Angus in Scotland, who raised trees to grow in the Highland Forest of Ferter as early as 1460.
Mini-plug transplants are a relatively new and promising production system in the forest nursery area.
The sediments dredged from a waterway and decontaminated through a phytoremediation process have been used as substrates alternatively to the traditional forest nursery substrate for pot productions of holm oak (Quercus ilex L). planting stocks.
The roadway passes through the Zanesville State Forest Nursery, followed by a curve northwest, passing through the state forest nursery again.
Tree seedlings are therefore raised in forest nurseries, where effective protection is possible.
For example, at Cool Earth's three forest nurseries in South America, we grow over 60 tree species to fill in smaller areas of destruction amongst our projects.
The ibises are free flying and forage around the Birecik area in forest nurseries, agricultural fields, and along the Euphrates, but supplementary food is also provided.
Hygrophorus agathosmus is an ectomycorrhizal fungus, and it has been isolated, cultivated, and maintained as pure cultures of vegetative fungal inocula for artificial mycorrhization of planting stock in forest nurseries.
Trees were found dying across Europe, including in forests, nurseries and urban areas, such as parks and gardens, after an outbreak in Poland in 1992, the first time the pathogen was recorded.
