Sentence examples for roses thrive from inspiring English sources
Knowing desert candles' aversion to heavy clay, I chose a loamy bed where my roses thrive and dug holes 3 inches deep and 14 inches wide.
Yet a sense of acceptance is hardly what made Guns N' Roses thrive in the late '80s, when the band was clawing its way out of the crowded Sunset Strip rock scene, then facing opposition from moral crusaders outraged by its depiction of a sex-and-booze-drenched demimonde.
He'd shown us how to make cuttings of the vigorous old roses thriving on neglect: no one had fertilized, pruned or sprayed these beauties for decades and we'd carried them back home in plastic bags.
He'd shown us how to make cuttings of the vigorous old roses thriving on neglect: no one had fertilized, pruned or sprayed these beauties for decades and we'd carried them back home in plastic baggies.
As a result, enough light filters through the canopy for plants like roses that wouldn't thrive otherwise.
The daisylike flowers generally come in an array of sherbet colors: creams, yellows, oranges, pinks and roses, and the plants thrive indoors on sunny windowsills.
For sunnier enclosures, dwarf roses and geraniums will also thrive.
The curator of the botanical garden's Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden, Mr. Kukielski is in the vanguard of a national movement to identify and promote rose varieties that will thrive without chemical intervention.
The evolution of Rose and Miller thriving in the same lineup together is more impressive than Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell sharing the same floor space and complementing each other's games.
Tropical and temperate flora thrive in the volcanic soil -- bougainvillea and tea roses blooming in companionable fecundity behind the same stone wall; palm trees and cedars shading the same paddock; and everywhere, hedgerow after hedgerow of blue and white hydrangeas.
