Sentence examples for temporary garden from inspiring English sources
So I planted the iris too close together, telling myself this is a temporary garden, and the iris -- like me -- will have more space before the crowding becomes intolerable.
The party took place not on the High Line, exactly, but in an empty lot beneath it, which had been transformed into a temporary garden, with more than five thousand square feet of sod, like spongy carpeting, and vast quantities of sunflowers.
In the larger high islands, interior areas not under regular cultivation were considered community property and were used for collecting wild food and for temporary gardens.
The agency owns 673 unused lots in Brooklyn, of which some are inaccessible or committed for use, and has made 20 of them available for temporary gardens.
It transforms rooms in care homes into temporary gardens and improves existing gardens because in urban older people's care facilities, greenery is often lacking.
thedonation.org.uk Nadia Daghistani and Indie Shergill set up temporary gardens in care homes around London to engage with elderly people who have dementia.
Of the department's 673 lots, 20 are being used for temporary gardens, and it has also transferred 39 other lots to the Parks Department as more permanent gardens; it has not made 141 lots available, either temporarily or permanently.
Part of the site was eventually used for a temporary "urban garden".
In a clever move, park management set up the Lot on Tap, a temporary beer garden run by Colicchio & Sons.
This year's Meltdown festival has spilled out of the South Bank's modernist blocks for one night only and expanded upriver to Wonderground, a pop-up spiegeltent amid a temporary pleasure garden.
Next door to the grand new premises he built with his compensation on Fish Island, across the canal from the park, he is installing the Fish Island Riviera, a temporary pleasure garden where he hopes companies will entertain visiting bigwigs.Two great flows of prosperity have shaped London: from the centre to the outskirts and from east to west.
