Sentence examples for plants fare from inspiring English sources

Certain types of plants fare better than others in indoor environments, and the best by far, according to Mr. Feinstein, are members of the genus Dracaena.

It's not well known to the public, though farmers, vintners and growers of ornamental plants rely on it for the latest news on which plants fare well on Long Island and how best to tend them.

The plants fare poorly in shady conditions; they grow best in full sunlight.

Check to see which plants fare well with fluorescent.

In Mary Patterson's garden, in Greenwich, plants fared well last summer, but trees were not as lucky.

In Mary Patterson's garden, in Greenwich, plants fared well last summer, but trees were not so lucky.

In Mary Patterson's garden, in Greenwich, Conn., plants fared well last summer, but trees were not as lucky.

In Mary Patterson's garden, in Greenwich, Conn., plants fared well last summer, but trees were not so lucky.

Rare plants were stunted by soil that their own species had grown in, but four of the five invasive plants fared better in soils where their own species had grown.

The mixed planting fared far worse at keeping resistance genes from spreading through the population, the researchers report in the March issue of Nature Biotechnology.

Because despite our "pesky" nature, even the prudest lady-plant fares better with our, er, input.