Sentence examples for well plants from inspiring English sources

One onboard experiment will test how well plants grow in the feeble lunar gravity.

Onboard experiments will also test how well plants grow in the weak lunar gravity.

There are constant reminders, too, that in order to grow well, plants need to be fed well.

Well, plants have never stood a chance at our house, so it probably won't surprise you to hear that the spell has worked its magic in reverse.

Blocks are judged on a number of criteria, including how well plants are cared for, plant variety, visual effect, tree care and citizen participation.

Germany's traditional gastronomic portfolio is as meat-centric as they come, but Berlin's contemporary food-culture has started shrugging off its carnivorous past in favor of, well, plants.

While many trees and shrubs, including roses, do well planted in the fall, fruit trees fare better planted in early spring.

He studied other alkaloids as well, plant and insect pigments, and mold products, including penicillin.

"This system is not going to change even if Raúl and Fidel die — it's well planted," he said.

The Judge's garden is old and well planted; Gypsy's consists of half a dozen potted geraniums.

The eponymous tree is 300 years old and – often full of birds and monkeys – is a much-loved feature of the gardens, which are well planted.