Sentence examples for soil put from inspiring English sources

To propagate it, plant it in well-drained soil, put it where it will stay cool (50 to 60 degrees) and get the brightest light possible.

The early stages of bacterial colonization of a sterilized soil put in contact with the same non-sterile soil were investigated.

Feed the soil, put plants in places where they'll thrive naturally, eschew chemicals, pull weeds by hand... all those basic, common sense ways to garden in tune with earth's rhythms.

Planting them in the spring gives them time to get acclimated to the soil, put down strong roots, and prepare to bloom in the fall.

Into the soil put things to lighted it as much as possible... compost, vermiculite, pea gravel, sphagnum or peat moss, regular soil and bit of sand.

All the soil put aside can be placed on top of the seeds and then rolled over to prevent birds getting much seeds.It will also give the impression of how it is sown in fields.

This lean, sandy and acidic soil puts forth about 40 million pounds of the berries, enough to make the state second only to Michigan in blueberry production.

The part these superb animals play in sequestering carbon – locking it up safely in the soil – puts them firmly on the side of the planet protectors.

If, as is now known, the United States government used chemical warfare and live biological agents on American soil, putting at risk more than 5,000 of its own soldiers, then what gives it the moral authority to invade Iraq on the claims that Baghdad also used agents on its own population?

The Trust criticises a plan to move ancient woodlands by "picking up ancient woodland soil, putting it in the back of a lorry and moving it elsewhere", calling the idea a "salvage operation at best" and "unproven".

When I opened the bag of potting soil to put dirt in the box, I was delighted by six, 4 -high birdhouse gourd plants, the distal leaves rounded and robust, leaning lazily against each other in the fertile black soil.