Sentence examples for rotting down from inspiring English sources

But fallen leaves aren't just beautiful – they are useful, too, rotting down to create precious leaf mould.

Oak top the league table, rotting down rapidly; tough leaves such as chestnut, ash and sycamore take longer.

The cheapest liquid feed is free (other than your time) and is made by rotting down nitrogen-rich comfrey leaves.

From that dog rotting down Wrightson Road to when I was a dog on these streets; if loving these islands must be my load.

(Sample: "Like in a restaurant when the waiter makes out the check and you feel sick listening to him enumerate all the dishes that are even now rotting down deep inside you".) Mr. DeMussa, who seemed shaky in a recent performance, makes the Dealer properly ominous, and Mr. Battiste renders an affable, reasonable Client.

Warmth, oxygen and water are essential for the bacteria to rot down the nettles so this will speed up them rotting down.

The skin is then "rotted down'.

A comfrey feed takes about four weeks to rot down.

Once rotted down, the pile will reduce to a quarter of its original size.

Leaf mould, made from rotted down autumn leaves, is ideal, particularly for woodland species such as anemones, arums or erythronium.

At the very least, they can be rotted down as liquid manure or put on the compost heap.