Sentence examples for garden rocket from inspiring English sources
In our garden, rocket is growing in profusion, as are young, early-season pea shoots, as sweet and delicate as the rocket is peppery.
Arugula (subspecies Eruca vesicaria sativa), also called roquette, salad rocket, garden rocket, or rugula, annual herb of the mustard family (Brassicaceae), grown for its pungent edible leaves.
Of the 10 crop species grown, six -- tomatoes, peas, rye, garden rocket, radish and garden cress -- were harvested.
At the top level you can grow fruit and nut trees, underneath fruit, nut and spice-bearing shrubs, then on the ground the green crops, such as Good King Henry (introduced by the Romans - tastes better than spinach), garden cress, rocket and many others.
Taking a photograph in front of the Kennedy Space Center's Garden of Rockets, a museum-style display of decommissioned propulsion equipment, inspired Aleksandra Mir to make her own rockets.
Aleksandra Mir, "Garden of Rockets" (2005).
Visitors to Kennedy tour a "Rocket Garden" containing examples of historic rockets and spacecraft, view films at giant-screen theaters and climb aboard a full-scale copy of a space shuttle.
Start with a walk through the Rocket Garden, an open-air space that features awe-inspiring Redstone, Atlas and Titan rockets that date from the days of the Mercury and Gemini missions; you can also squeeze into replicas of the capsules the astronauts used.
About one hour from Orlando, on Florida's Space Coast, Kennedy Space Center's admission price is daunting ($50 for adults, $40 for children), but visitors can spend a full day viewing the Space Shuttle Atlantis and rockets in their own pavilions and the Rocket Garden, trying the flight simulator Space Shuttle Launch Experience and more.
The museum has an impressive rocket garden that features a variety of military and civilian rockets, including a rocket sled that reached a velocity of 632 mph.
The growing boxes from Rocket Gardens we lined with weed matting last year work nicely against our house.
