Sentence examples for gardens devoted to from inspiring English sources

You'll find gardens devoted to bluebells, roses, rhododendrons and azaleas; stands of sweet chestnut, juniper and Japanese cedar, as well as greenhouse gardens devoted to alpine, tropical, rain-forest and temperate species.

Within this grove would be spaces devoted to small pleasures: a carousel for children, gardens devoted to various phenomena of light, reflection, sound and smell and a beautiful pavilion by Santiago Calatrava for people arriving from New Jersey.

The friars had extensive gardens devoted to horticulture.

But to hear urban farmers speak, no borough, and no garden devoted to edibles, whether sprawling or thimble-size, is immune to theft.

Building a biblical garden -- a garden devoted to plants mentioned in the Bible and meant to inspire reflection -- can be a much thornier proposition than it sounds.

To relieve the potential monotony of a monoculture in a garden devoted to bamboo, other plants have been introduced to provide contrast, including reeds, irises and other marginals.

In her native Antigua the writer did not know the names of native plants, though she saw exotic plants in a botanical garden devoted to species from various parts of the British Empire.

But for all that, what may be most remarkable about the $190 million Roman Catholic cathedral, now nearly completed, is a small garden devoted to a group whose very existence was long hidden from view: victims of sexual abuse by priests.

Exhibits targeted to older children become more elaborate and detailed, including an elevated walk through a woodland canopy, a garden devoted to vegetables and grains, a stream table demonstrating erosion, a gallery focused on generating power from sun, water and wind sources, and an acre of wetland with a wildlife blind.

Some parents even make a small garden devoted to one or two colors that their children love such as yellow and orange, or green and purple.

Since that time, the classical botanical garden as a teaching and medicinal garden declined, to be replaced by gardens devoted mainly to plant culture and the display of ornamental plants and plant groups of special interest.