Sentence examples for plants settled from inspiring English sources

In October, the weather is often kind and the soil warm enough to get plants settled in before the winter.

Procedures used in water purification plants—settling, filtration, and chlorination are designed to remove these and any other microorganisms and infectious agents that may be present in water that is intended for human consumption.

On resumption of shoot growth, the shoots grow rapidly for a short time, while the plant is under little water stress; then, with the onset of water stress, the plants settles into a long period of slower shoot growth.

Water the tobacco thoroughly each evening for a few days as the plants settle.

Enter the bright yellow door to its two-story London brownstone, walk past a fake cactus plant, settle on a short faux-leather visitors' couch, and you find yourself staring up at a massive mounted orange drum.

Water the soil around the base well to help the plant settle.

This will allow the roots to run downward slightly as the plant settles into its new home.

They have given me plants over the years and because the plants have settled in and now belong to the place, they always make me think of the dear people who gave them to me.

Plant species abundances did not usually vary within woodlands but many woodland plants had settled in the nearby conifer forest.

The plants were settled on 6 August 2007 and harvested on 28 November 2007.

Since then, hundreds of families from Mexico and Central and South America, lured by work in Pilgrim's and Tyson poultry plants, have settled in the small houses and trailers in the town of De Queen and surrounding area of southwestern Arkansas.