Sentence examples for rose culture from inspiring English sources

In home gardening (e.g., rose culture), pruning enhances plant shape and flowering potential; new growth emerges from the bud or buds immediately below the pruning cut.

He has a 700 plant, 300 variety rose garden in Mt. Kisco, and received a Garden Club of America medal for "distinguished service in the field of rose culture".

The region is known for rose culture, introduced about 1795 by the navigator Louis-Antoine de Bougainville, and for the soft white cheese called Brie.

The Portland Rose Society, which offers educational programs on "rose culture" and advocates the use of roses in the landscape, remains in operation today.

Perched significantly on the watershed between a dying and a rising culture, Johannes von Tepl made his work, written about 1400, a monument to his young wife, Margaretha, who had recently died in childbirth.

India is witnessing a rising culture of live performances and tours.

In a benumbing turn of events, Abe Foxman, chief of the influential Anti-Defamation League and opponent of Park51 -- the so-called Ground Zero Mosque -- gave a speech this week decrying the rising culture of anti-Islam bigotry.

There are equally shocking forced cesarean cases in the US and a rising culture of punitive measures against pregnant women who seek to restrict their reproductive freedoms more broadly.

And I was smitten not just by China's wondrous landscapes and ancient treasures but also by cosmopolitan Shanghai, a city with a high-rise culture that would make any New Yorker feel at home, and by Beijing, which retains its grandeur despite rapid modernization.

If you wanted your dough to rise, this culture of flour, water and wild yeasts was what did the lifting.

Combined with the usual tirades from overexposed conservatives like Ann Coulter and Bill O'Reilly, the new leftist screeds seem to solidify a rising political culture of incivility and overstatement.