Sentence examples for garden of knowledge from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: In writing "In the Footsteps of Linnaeus: A Vast Garden of Knowledge, Still Blooming Today" (Family Travel, May 13), about the botanist Carolus Linnaeus whose tricentennial is being celebrated this year, it would seem that Richard Conniff must have made a concerted effort not to mention the name Olof Rudbeck.

She founded the website wikigardening.com to help more people to get involved in gardening through the sharing of knowledge, experience and enthusiasm.

In medieval times the monasteries were the main repositories of gardening knowledge and the important herbal lore.

If there isn't an actual tree of knowledge growing in the garden of the palazzo, there's an almost audible hiss of temptation.

I have dipped a toe into that world, and know that I could have lived very happily with trowel and secateurs in hand every day, and a head full of real gardening knowledge instead of just a superficial smattering.

A lack of knowledge and education about gardening seems to be one factor holding people back, says the poll; another is price.

Ashing says use of Third Place's community garden is still plagued with doubts and a lack of knowledge among its potential users.

This confluence became physically manifest in the botanic gardens of the seventeenth century, also known as 'gardens of knowledge'.

Mr. Morgan's range of knowledge extended from proper dress for a royal garden party (pants suits are frowned upon) to sartorial recommendations for a sexual fetish party.

Did he willingly leave them in a "state of innocence," a state that was comparable to a "paradise lost" (the state in the garden of Eden, before Eve ate from the apple of the tree of knowledge)?

All fear that as gatekeeper to the largest body of knowledge on the planet, Google will levy monopolistic control, creating a literary walled garden.