Sentence examples for miniature garden from inspiring English sources

Hyrule, he once said, is "a miniature garden that you can put into a drawer and revisit anytime you like".

There are a vast array of objects that kids can take away to create their own miniature garden.

That piece of rubber is then bonded to a second piece -- in essence, making a miniature garden hose.

("Do not throw away your old gramophone records," one magazine article urged in the thirties. "Instead, turn them into decorative wall vases, bulb bowls or miniature garden containers").

The quest to match a crooked rural aesthetic with a miniature garden that is largely patio, in a terrace with no street access, provided difficulties.

It was a small, even miniature, garden with gravel paths and a rose arbor and beds edged with thyme and santolina and feverfew.

Early Japanese gardens imitated Chinese principles; later developments were the abstract garden, which might feature only sand and rocks, and miniature gardens made in trays (see bonsai).

It has been recently smartened up, and now provides miniature gardens with wild grasses and even a small stream.

Many of the big stables plant miniature gardens outside their tents for the season: dwarf palms, begonias, camellias arrayed in lush miniature lawns.

Along Takayama's narrow streets, these plants are artfully combined into miniature gardens on the stone-block sidewalks, their brilliant greens glowing against the dark wood latticed facades.

Every street seems to have miniature gardens, whether in window boxes or tree pits or on fire escapes or sprouting from large pots.