Sentence examples for garden website from inspiring English sources

The Growing Schools Garden website has information for creating a garden that also can be used as an outdoor classroom, and Garden Organic's Education Programme also has a vast amount of resources for schools, including growing cards, seed packs and a series of 'how to' leaflets.

The Sky Garden website now describes it as a "public garden" and a "unique public space".

Dear Vice, Young girls in sexy costumes, some called French Maid, Devil Bride and Miss Behaved, are provoking outrage on the Catholic Home & Garden website.

The truth is revealed by the oxymoronic description on the Sky Garden website which describes the venue as being home to "London's most exclusive social spaces".

All primer information for the microsatellite markers is available in Kölliker et al. [ 29], or at the Clover GARDEN website.

You don't want your mixed martial arts ads showing on home and garden websites.

Colesbourne Park near Cheltenham is perhaps the most celebrated, but you can find a list of a hundred snowdrop gardens, all over the country, on the Great British Gardens website.

* Texas A&M Department of Horticulture's has a school gardening website.

>The Los Angeles Department of Public Works has a "smart gardening" website at http://dpw.lacounty.gov/epd/sg/plants.cfm.cfm

Gardening websites have flourished across the UK as a convenient way (for some) of buying plants but, if in doubt, stick to your local nursery or grower.

You might find a greater selection on gardening websites such as HorizonHerbs.com, which is based in Oregon, or a wholesale supplier such as BotanicalOnline.com.com