Sentence examples for garden patch from inspiring English sources

Eleanor Roosevelt even had her scrap of a garden patch.

What's in a Name? (an etymologist's garden patch)!

In that yard lies the bountiful little garden patch that yields a bumper crop.

The French Revolution later carved large properties into small plots, and Burgundy remains a region of small producers, with some vineyards the size of a garden patch.

But I love it sort of unabashedly," Ms. Bloom said of the 29-page tale, which follows the trials of a "lumpy, dumpy, bumpy" young tuber who is accidentally expelled from his garden patch and must find a new home.

But this time, all was sweetness and religious nobility, from the votive garden patch at the end of the runway, awash with roses and Madonnas, through clothes that either had Baroque flowers or were printed with religious images, mostly of Virgin and child.

Mr. Labartino also makes use of garden patches around the restaurant's parking lot, where we spied tomatoes and cantaloupe.

Gardens and adjacent habitats form interconnected networks and a landscape ecology framework is necessary to understand the relationship between the spatial configuration of garden patches and their constituent biodiversity.

Whitlock has found that easy fixes, such as WD-40 to erase pesky fingerprints on stainless-steel appliances or mulch to cover up bare garden patches, can significantly add to a home's appeal.

The facilities were better, she said, and the Afghan people had been taken over by "their incredible urge to build and to beautify". The tent villages had been urbanized in the process, mud houses had replaced some of the tents, courtyards had been created, little garden patches of flowers and vegetables had appeared, Denker said.

For teaching, there is a gardening patch, a greenhouse built using plastic bottles, and a sensory garden.