Sentence examples for garden systems from inspiring English sources

Those who prefer not to do their own digging but want a vegetable garden can call on Teich Garden Systems.

Both rain garden systems showed excellent removal efficiency of phosphate (89 100%) and atrazine (84 100%).

To reduce the impacts of urban garden systems, we recommend reducing fertilization to better fit to nutrient requirements with regard to potential yields, and avoiding a systematic use of insecticides.

This makes this type of building technology highly suitable for applications where sound needs to be attenuated, paving the way for applying vertical garden systems as a design tool for improving the acoustics of indoor spaces or urban squares.

The Tower Garden system is from Future Growing in Orlando, Fla.: mytowergarden.com or [email protected].

The aim of Click & Grow's smart garden system is to automatically provide the correct water and nutrient balance needed for indoor plants to grow.

Thalli were marked with a thin thread 10 mm from the apex and growth rate was calculated from measuring the distance between the thread and the apex after 90 days of growth in the common garden system.

If you're able, worm castings are an excellent addition to your soil mix; add ½-1 cup of worm castings to your mix prior to planting your containers.[6] Set up your garden system.

Environmental barriers also played major roles in establishing a "pause, adapt, spread, pause again" mode of movement, such barriers relating to availability of rainfall and alluvial land, latitude (photoperiodism) and climatic seasonality, and the prior presences of other populations, in some cases with vegetative gardening systems that did not involve rice or other cereals.

Farmers who were also seriously involved in a formalized research and experimentation process at their own homesteads became more proficient with gardening systems in general, through continual trial-and-error comparisons and making decisions based on observations, than those who were not involved.

The head gardener, Chip Shepherd, uses the "French intensive gardening" system, growing plants close together in raised beds full of organically enriched soil to produce larger yields in relatively small spaces.