Sentence examples similar to generation garden from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to shed the traditional garden center theme," said Dimitri Gatanas, a third-generation garden retailer who runs the center with his family.

Because it doesn't fit with the instant-garden mentality that the current generation of garden owners seems to have.

Labour has promised to build at least 200,000 new homes annually by 2020 if it wins the 2015 general election by creating a new generation of garden cities, targeting land-hoarding by developers with a "use it or lose it" policy and giving councils powers to force neighbouring authorities to co-operate on planning proposals under a new "right to grow".

Ebbsfleet, the name of the high-speed Eurostar railway station squeezed on to waste ground between Dartford and Gravesend, is the first of the government's new generation of garden cities: low-density communities with generous green spaces and good local facilities.

Rudlin's prize-winning vision of a new generation of garden cities is much more radical, and based on reviving the garden-city economic model last used for postwar new towns in Britain.

A new generation of garden cities should be created.

It will build a new generation of garden cities.

"For housing, community and jobs, Britain now needs a new generation of garden cities.

But the first of a new generation of garden cities, in Ebbsfleet, Kent, has run into controversy.

A new generation of garden cities will be created to provide more than half a million homes.

Last week, deputy prime minister Nick Clegg pledged to create a new generation of garden cities supported by £225m to underwrite housing developments.