Sentence examples for growing lovely from inspiring English sources
Q. What is the secret to growing lovely Iceland and Flanders fields and California poppies?
It is far less fussy about making flowers, however, so even gardeners far from the South can still grow lovely plants.
I worry a little that it may not be deep enough – but I've grown lovely tomatoes in fairly shallow boxes before.
Hathaway's bob is growing in lovely.
It's no good growing a lovely crop of peas and pumpkins and not being able to get them to market for want of a van, trailer or large car.
They grow quite lovely, in fact.
Where he had knelt, pining, there grew a lovely flower; we call it the narcissus.
This year we grew a lovely (though small) crop of Brussels sprouts on the farm, and we even sold a few quarts at our farm stand.
Behind his house was a beautiful grotto in which grew a lovely hepatica.
It is lovely growing in front of Russian sage, woolly betony or any of the blue- or silver-leafed ornamental grasses.
Along with the shock of emigration and the usual preoccupations of growing up – whether lovely blonde Poppy Morgan will sit next to him in art class, whether his Diadora trainers can outrun his classmates' Nike Air Max – he must negotiate tougher problems.
