Sentence examples for varieties that make from inspiring English sources

UK tomato growers are once again growing some great old varieties that make a really interesting and simple salad.

Or reduce your lawn's size and replace standard grass with low-water varieties that make do with two-thirds less water.

He has five varieties that make up the bulk of his hop yard, but this year added five more test varieties of interest to brewers.

Add some native perennials, like joe-pye weed or butterfly weed, that will be interesting through the heat of summer and fill in the gaps left by varieties that make an early exit, like bleeding heart.

Telmo Rodriguez Almuvedre, Alicante, Spain 2012 (£8.95, Berry Bros & Rudd) Mourvèdre is the least heralded of the three grape varieties that make up the classic Rhône valley-inspired GSM blend.

It is the combination of mineral fertiliser, chemical plant protection, and modern high yield crop varieties that make the current intensive crop production possible, with its tight crop rotation and monocultures.

Bianca Sullivan, owner of Colorful Gardens in Calverton, N.Y., sees it as a moral issue and has replaced all her Impatiens walleriana, including the double impatiens and exotic varieties that made up 15 percent of her sales, with New Guinea impatiens.

"I think that the more initiatives, the better … I think it's the many initiatives and variety that make Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley and that we need to do more of that here".

They followed in 2009 with "Ted," a variety that made mostly thebaine.

It's also one of his favorite apples, a tart summer variety that makes a great pie and applesauce.

There is some question as to who started the riesling renaissance, but there is little doubt what happened to the variety that made this comeback necessary.