Sentence examples for may be planted from inspiring English sources

Measures to reduce nitrogen leaching losses in forests are discussed, as are practices to minimise nitrogen leaching of forest plantings in catchments with high nitrogen soils, where forests may be planted specifically to reduce nitrogen loss to sensitive waterways.

They may be planted the day you get them.

Food crops may be planted in certain areas to improve the wildlife-carrying capacity.

As a shrub, this vi burnum may be planted in groups in the shrub border, hedgerow or screen planting; as a small tree it may be planted wherever a small specimen tree would be suit able.

(Crocuses may be planted the same way, about four inches from the top of the hole, a few inches apart).

Soil requirements are about the same as for tulips, and the two may be planted in the same bed.

"Just by asking, you may be planting a seed for change," she said.

If Mr. Ibrahim, the security guard here, is right, one small mystery may be answered: exactly how the bombers may be planting their explosives without being caught.

But criticism continued, and last week some of it was on the disclosure that the United States may be planting propaganda in Iraqi news outlets.

The Navy P-3 aircraft and its British counterpart patrol convoy routes looking for bombs or unusual activity of individuals who may be planting them.

We will be helping with anything and everything that the garden needs, which may be planting, cleaning, moving, weeding or any other labor the garden needs.