Sentence examples for quick growing from inspiring English sources

In this study, nurse plants not only offered a quick growing structural vegetation component that enhanced habitat structure, but also provided abundant food resources for birds.

Quick growing but short-lived, it seeds prolifically, providing burned or abandoned areas with a ground cover that protects the seedlings of more permanent trees.

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.

Green manures tend to be quick growing, producing a mass of weed-smothering foliage which is turned back into the ground at its most bulky to rot down, release minerals and provide organic matter.

CLT is produced from industrially dried, quick growing spruce (larch or pine are alternatives) boards, stacked at right angles and glued together over their entire surface in generally 3, 5, 7 or more board or panel layers.

So if you're a beginner, now's a great time to start – seedlings take away the often intimidating sowing and early nurturing stage, and you can always sow some quick growing salads to go with them.

It was a really quick growing-up".

Quick-growing lavenders, meanwhile, often just as quickly die, leaving a gaping hole where a graceful mound used to be.

The bamboo is an invasive and particularly quick-growing variety that can grow two or three feet a day.

The other major problem is that it takes months for a crop to grow, even a quick-growing one like tobacco, whereas the bacteria used in a fermentation system take only days or even hours.

Bees, mushrooms, herbs and berries all take relatively little space and potentially earn large profits as do either earth or hydroponically grown lettuce and other quick-growing, high value per square foot items.