Sentence examples for varieties chosen from inspiring English sources

This low maintenance approach was also in evidence in L'Occitane's perfumer's garden designed by James Basson, where plants are placed close together and self-seeding varieties chosen.

And much of the roof of the building had become a garden — 20,000 plants in 150 varieties, chosen for their abilities to thrive without irrigation and stand up to Chicago's notorious wind.

6 returning a few weeks later to do everything yet again, this time with one familiar spider and two unfamiliar spiders, the spiders all being tarantulas of five distinct varieties chosen "because of their reputation for docile temperament and because of the distinct differences in sizes and appearance".

Locally, the farm-to-table revolution has seen an explosion of "varieties that have different color, flavor and cooking characteristics, instead of ordinary varieties chosen for their ease of shipping and stacking characteristics," said John J. Mishanec, a specialist for the Cornell University Cooperative Extension program who has spent decades working to improve local farmers' practices.

The crop varieties chosen grow fast and their plant residues are abundant in rural communities.

However, considering that genetic diversity showed a slight but continuous decrease over the recent period, this could suggest an increase in genetic similarity among bread wheat varieties chosen by farmers.

Whether or not your banana comes from Costa Rica or Jamaica, it is increasingly likely to be the same hybrid variety, chosen not for taste but for size, colour and resistance to disease.

I agree that we don't need more secret judges, but a wider variety, chosen more transparently and aided by a larger staff to track the huge electronic hoard of personal data that can be misused.

We studied 216 plants of the 'Herbie', a synthetic variety chosen because of its large variability and because LD decreases rapidly [ 8].

There is a vast and frequently changing variety choose from and the staff are all amazing with kids, offering them an unforgettable experience.

If negative truths are acknowledged as truth-makers they will have to be indefinitely numerous, unbounded in their variety; choosing to live with them is a heavy commitment to make (Armstrong 2004: 55).