Sentence examples for white stem from inspiring English sources

Value: £1,500 A rare early-Ming blue and white stem bowl sent in by a client who was, at the time, using it as a fruit bowl.

The length of that white stem will vary hugely from leek to leek, and is more or less dependent on how much soil was piled up and around the growing plant.

Oilseed rape is also plagued by a long list of pests and diseases - everything from cabbage stem flea beetle and peach potato aphid to black leg fungus and white stem rot - all of which require chemicals to keep them under control.

Its eventual rediscovery was due to the painstaking detective work of an amateur botanist, Mark Jannink, who identified 10 possible sites in the Welsh borders and visited them regularly throughout the summer, until on 20 September he found a single example of Epigogium aphyllum, bearing a single white flower on a white stem only five centimetres tall.

A smooth white stem measures up to 10.5 cm long and 2.4 cm thick.

The white stem is 6 14 cm by 0.7 1.8 cm thick, solid (i.e., not hollow), and tapers slightly upward.

Catalogna Puntarelle has thin, spicy leaves with white stems that mature in 60 days.

What has motivated the woman of 2003 toward white stems in some part from a fatigue with its opposite.

It grows on the roots of trees, particularly willow, alder, hazel, elm and ash, and appears in early spring with ghostly white stems, producing flowers that resemble stained teeth.

The celery should be ready to harvest from September on, by carefully breaking open the berm to extract the gleaming white stems.

Wooden huts at thousands of road junctions, selling only asparagus, have opened their shutters to offer foodies the delicate white stems.