Sentence examples for temperate house from inspiring English sources
Temperate House, Kew Gardens, open daily throughout the year.
Some of the larger buildings, such as the Temperate House, which is undergoing a £35m refurbishment, are set to gain commercial sponsors.
Fragrant orange blossoms in the warm temperate house, an allee of deep pink Camellia japonica and a swag of magenta bougainvillea across the upper reaches of the cool temperate house are only a few of the winter blooms that thrive inside when there is deep snow outside.
The Royal Botanical Gardens is also the setting for a new 12m-diameter dome complete with real snow and an ice rink in front of the Temperate House, the world's largest Victorian glasshouse.
I walked through the rose garden, Victorian garden, Temperate House, Chinese Garden, Woodland garden, and then strolled across the wooden Koi Feeding Bridge on my way to the Japanese garden.
Feral goats are the greatest threat to the rare cabbage tree, according to a sign in Kew Gardens' newly restored Temperate House, the largest Victorian glasshouse in the world, which reopens this week after a £41m, five-year renovation.
A nation of gardeners as well as shoppers, we can be proud of our record of conservatories, palm houses, temperate houses and winter gardens.
Meanwhile, the real idea is that dog owners will trust Dog Parker with the life and security of their dog, by locking it in the secured, anti-bacterial and temperate-controlled housing, which can be reserved in advance via an app, should the owner know they're going to be in a certain area.
Some electricity goes to her basement, powering the geothermal unit of pipes and fans that keeps her century-old house temperate all year long.
In temperate areas, the house sparrow has an unusual habit of tearing flowers, especially yellow ones, in the spring.
London's last human inhabitants head north, their hovertransits stuffed with electronic belongings and omniplasma, to affordable housing, a temperate climate and a hopeful, collective future.
