Sentence examples for stems after from inspiring English sources

Do not pull any stems after midsummer, to give the plant a chance to recover.

At the end of the season I cut down and compost all stems after they have turned brown and died.

It is also called cut-leaf coneflower and, more commonly, cut-and-come, for its ability to keep making flower stems after the first ones are harvested.

Noticeably, these plants showed enhanced saccharification of stems after maturation.

Fe (a), Zn (b), Mn (c), and Cu (d) concentrations of rice leaves and stems after harvest.

The survivorship of the 160 Mayo stems after a mean of 4.7 years (range, 1 7 years), was 97.5%.

You can almost hear someone shouting at the dog as it runs through the immaculate beds snapping stem after stem.

The match was threatening to drift away from them and the run-rate has been stemmed after two strong overs.

Worldwide testing shows that it can take from 20 months to 15 years for an animal to exhibit infectious prions in its brain stem after eating infected feed.

Having developed inside a stem of a plant of the Silphium genus and having spent the winter cooped up in said stem (after it died and fell to the ground), the male emerges and looks for a mate.

Large, veiny, half-opened leaves on red stalks enfold the flower stem; after the flower has bloomed, these open into much-lobed, blue-green, round leaves.