Sentence examples for garden bulbs from inspiring English sources

It is that fund-raisers in London found a strong correlation between Conservative Party donors and people who buy garden bulbs by mail.

Rose bushes came from the Botanical Garden, bulbs from the Department of Parks and Recreation and strawberry plants from Rikers Island.

"But the more endangered bulbs are the garden bulbs, like Zomer schoon, which is an artifact of human selection," Mr. Kunst said.

"But the more endangered bulbs are the garden bulbs, like Zomerschoon, which is an artifact of human selection," Mr. Kunst said.

In addition to the best in all categories, there will be the winners of the "The Most Unusual Looking Vegetable" and "The Biggest Zucchini". On sale will be books and garden bulbs.

Talk story about penthouse gardening; bulbs, herbs, and hedge shrubs are being planted on rooftops all up and down Park Avenue.

By Eugene Kinkead and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 26 , 1938P. 11 Talk story about penthouse gardening; bulbs, herbs, and hedge shrubs are being planted on rooftops all up and down Park Avenue.

Lawrence, who was the author of "A Southern Garden," "The Little Bulbs" and a gardening column in her local paper, lived in Charlotte, N.C.

The book that phrase comes from, CHRISTOPHER LLOYD'S GARDEN FLOWERS: Perennials, Bulbs, Grasses, Ferns (Timber Press, $39.95), is inhabited by many fictional gardeners, as well as by plants from acanthus -- which Milton says grew near Adam and Eve's retreat in Eden -- to zigadenus.

This ranges from large machines such as cars, fridges and traffic lights, to smaller things such as thermostats, light bulbs, garden sprinklers and stand-alone sensors.

In a traffic roundabout's circular garden, thousands of bulbs of light bob on stems like winter-blooming flowers.