Sentence examples for seed merchant from inspiring English sources

The trophy was donated by Samuel Ryder, a British seed merchant, for a biennial golf competition to alternate between British and U.S. venues.

But if the sponsor had a close connection to the topic – perhaps a seed merchant sponsored our gardening blog – might you pause for a moment and wonder if the journalists were constrained when recommending suppliers of hardy annuals?

The album showcased the work of the company, started in 1743 by Claude Geoffroy, the daughter of a seed merchant, and Pierre D'Andrieux, a botanist to King Louis XV, and the pioneering work done by their heirs, who were among the first to practice the science of seed breeding.

For many years, it was accepted as fact that the Ryder Cup was dreamed up in 1926 by Samuel Ryder, a successful English seed merchant, as he was celebrating at Wentworth Golf Club in Surrey, England, with a group of British professionals in the afterglow of their 13 ½-1 ½ victory over an American team.

For full impact, hunt down "Brightest Brilliant Rainbow" from online seed merchants.

F1 hybrids do not breed true, so farmers must go back to the seed merchants for new supplies each year.

Originally, seed laws were introduced for a very good reason: to prevent unscrupulous seed merchants from selling poor-quality seed of unknown varieties.

Maris Otter was de-listed by seed merchants and agribusiness more than a decade ago and replaced with "higher yielding" varieties that produce more grain per acre.

It is possible that the kauri stock originated from New Plymouth as Mr Thomson Jr was in contact with Duncan and Davies Ltd, seed merchants there (letter from V.C. Davies to A.C.B. Thomson, 11th February 1957); flourishing kauri plantations had already been established in New Plymouth by another botanist, Fred Cowling.

His father is a vice president of JE & VM Dalton, seed and grain merchants in Peterborough, England.

Abdel-Maboud is a forty-three-year-old seed-and-fodder merchant who lives in a small village two hours from Cairo, in the governorate of Sharqiya.