Sentence examples for garden changes from inspiring English sources

Many studies suggest that a garden changes how residents, staff and visitors interact in the long term and can help people reconnect with their past interests.

Despite the lack of plants, the garden changes with the seasons as the stone and wood take on different colours when wet or dry.

As birds leave others arrive, and with house martins already in the country and warblers due to arrive any day now, keep an eye out for how the bird community in your garden changes over the next few months.

The Purkinje shift has an interesting psychophysical correlate; it may be observed, as evening draws on, that the luminosities of different colours of flowers in a garden change; the reds become much darker or black, while the blues become much brighter.

The botanical gardens of the 16th and 17th centuries were medicinal gardens, but the idea of a botanical garden changed to encompass displays of the beautiful, strange, new and sometimes economically important plant trophies being returned from the European colonies and other distant lands.

"I thought, 'My gosh, this is not about a garden variety technology change, this is about cultural change.'" Meeker noted that Chinese Web giants and Valley entrepreneurs have their hands full in their home markets, but in the next five to ten years the two will be colliding– or potentially merging– more.

Gardens change at a rate the human mind can understand.

The Garden House, on the edge of Dartmoor, is the perfect example of how gardens change.

Inside, the Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens change with the seasons.

At some point, I stopped counting how many Slow Food members I'd meet who were working behind the scenes to grow markets, build gardens, change food policies, etc.

As with many private gardens, changed taste and circumstances meant that the time came when these magical public places also became neglected, overgrown, derelict and unsafe.