Sentence examples for sprouts after from inspiring English sources

"They come from a pet and smoke present home, so don't expect them to smell nice, they're sprouts after all.

Gathering First Sprouts After Disaster AFTER Sept. 11, Susan Rowland, a gardener and artist, remembered that Europeans loved the butterfly bush because it was the first plant to come back in cities that had been bombed.

The total vitamin E content increases by more than double in soy germs and wheat sprouts after germination.

These plants contain tubers and other mechanisms allowing for quick sprouts after charring.

The new growth that sprouts after a fire provides forage for deer and bears.

Chamise deadwood litter is low in water content and flammable, and the shrub quickly sprouts after a fire.

Why, for example, don't seeds in seed heads sprout after a late summer rain?

So the Drurys headed to downtown Brooklyn, drawn by the towers sprouting after the 2004 zoning change.

Bothe's redwoods sprouted after the area was logged in the 1850s, yet even these second-growth trees inspire awe.

We walked with - and once rode on - a small team of camels, who carried our food and water as they gorged on desert flowers sprouting after the rains.

He found that, contrary to what everyone had assumed, the seeds of many plants could sprout after long periods of immersion in brine.