Sentence examples for rose grown from inspiring English sources

The carbon footprint of a Kenyan rose is much smaller than that of a Dutch rose grown with artificial heating and lighting.

A single rose – grown in Kenya, as many of the world's cut flowers are – takes around 10 litres of water to produce, with the so-called water footprint, or virtual water export, of Kenya's floriculture industry having more than doubled over the past 15 years, mostly to supply the Netherlands (69%), the UK (18%) and Germany (7%).

South Kesteven District Council said a new variety of rose, grown by a firm in Shropshire, had been named Grantham's Thatcher Rose.

By reading through guides to rose growing, she learned that roses needn't be ephemeral; that they have, in fact, been a fixture of man's gardens since the days of the Pharaohs.

The front porch is shaded by a rambler rose growing on a trellis.

They are even better if they have some holly, ivy or guilder rose growing through them.

Is it to keep 30 to 40 elite players "motivated" by some nice big pay cheques, or is it to ensure that the England rose grows stronger?

A Japanese rose growing company, Takatori, wrote to Downing Street complaining that Thatcher had given her personal written permission for them to grow a Margaret Thatcher rose back in 1978.

That said, I am not sure there was anything as clichéd as a rose growing in the country/urban mash-up display.

There's a gentleness abroad, the experts agree, that has embraced rose growing as it has accepted winemaking and woks as antidotes for career frenetics.

Choose rose growing locations carefully.