Sentence examples for plant stick from inspiring English sources
Chunks of the plant stick to passing animals, vehicles and people, spreading rapidly across the landscape.
As for what to plant, stick to the tough, reliable types that will overwinter easily: perennials such as anemones, sedums, echinops (E. ritro is a beast – just a warning), aquilegias, Rudbeckia fulgida and its like, heucheras, Brunnera macrophylla, geraniums, geums and Knautia macedonica are made for autumn planting.
A plant stuck in a sports bottle calls to mind Duchamp.
A plant stuck in a sports bottle somehow calls to mind Duchamp.
The plant will go in the bottom of the planter with the roots inside and the plant sticking through the hole.
They distract from the plants; stick to a well-placed urn.
The Incas considered it so sacred that the first seeds of the season were sown by the Incan emperor using a golden planting stick.
"We still look at plants stuck to a piece of paper," Mr. Schuiteman told the visitors.
Burning is used to clear undergrowth, plows and planting sticks being the chief cultivating implements.
Art, ideas, the origins of both: you can see where this is going, namely round and round, except that Hirschhorn has planted sticks of fake dynamite.
Her mixed-media drawings consist of dried thorns from all sorts of plants stuck onto rice paper in patterns that evoke Arabic script, Chinese calligraphy and even Braille (with an obvious hazard for the user).
