Sentence examples for tiny saplings from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, communities of huge houses and tiny saplings are springing up around a golf course or a man-made lake.

Whips are the tiny saplings – about knee or thigh high – that you plant by placing them in a slit that you've made with your spade.

It is estimated that an old and very large tree is at least 80percentt more efficient in the carbon dioxide exchange than the tiny saplings that are being used by some foresters to replace the old trees.

Patman hones in on the ways nature grows through empty buildings via rainwater filling sinks, ivy pouring in through windows, or tiny saplings sprouting through the floor.

They are tiny pink saplings, grown from cuttings of an aged dogwood tree at Stowe's Hartford home.

There were no mature trees anywhere, only tiny, hopeless saplings planted in rows.

Like Charlie Brown who was drawn to the tiniest of saplings, you are a person who can find the good in any situation.

In many areas there are tiny forests of saplings.

His tiny field maple, rowan, hazel and hornbeam saplings are now approaching their first winter.

Then, as a sapling, its leaves grow into footlong spears with tiny barbs along the edge.

In Trinidad Pampa, a tiny village in Bolivia's mountainous Yungas region, the hillsides are divided into neat terraces, where coca saplings are planted after being cultivated in beds enriched with rice-husks and sand.