Sentence examples for permanent planting from inspiring English sources

Growing of plants for landscape is called the nursery business, although a nursery refers broadly to the growing and establishment of any young plant before permanent planting.

Such permanent planting inevitably means trees or shrubs, both of which unfortunately have a habit of growing until they begin to obscure the light from the windows.

The occurrence of metastasis depends mostly on activation of heparanase, which makes tumor cells break through the basement membrane and ECM, release many kinds of cytokines, provoke the formation of new vessels and cause the local permanent planting of tumor cells.

In the early 1980s permanent plant closings were triggered by the inroads superior Japanese manufacturers had made in consumer-durable and capital-goods industries.

The combined use of perennials and annuals species in that kind of substrates could provide a permanent plant cover in a green roof scenario.

In the Prayon production site of Engis, we have both and achieve permanent plant improvement due to communication between the divisions.

To investigate the susceptibility of geophytes to competition from a covering of permanent plants, the geophytes were grown with or without a surface vegetation layer of Sedum album.

Hardy, quick growing, and relatively immune to disease and insect attack, they are valuable in reforestation, erosion control, and as protective cover, or nurse trees, for development of more permanent plants.

The gardener, Gelene Scarborough, has the real fun of pulling these annuals from unwanted areas, to leave others to emerge in just the right places, in the nooks and crannies between permanent plants.

The state authority needs the temporary generators to add 400 megawatts to the city's electricity supply, enough to avert blackouts and brownouts for the next two summers and to hold down the cost of electricity until the new permanent plants come on line, officials said.

(However, I cannot get enough of the lovely white willowherb, Chamerion angustifolium 'Album' – I think it's madly pretty, especially if you keep deadheading it in August). Old gardens consist of a huge assortment of wonderful but permanent plants – and I'd rather not spend the rest of my life tweaking and maintaining the same old flowerbeds yet again, with no space for reinvention.