Sentence examples for winter gardener from inspiring English sources
In another garden, a robin follows a winter gardener round, getting him to do its dirty work, literally; dig up grubs and insects.
Mollo died in 1987, Gardener in 1989.
The current owners expanded a 1910 gardener's cottage, matching the original slate roof and stone walls.
In 1913 Gardener was appointed to reorganize the Congressional Committee of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, which had been depleted by mass resignations of radical suffragists and followers of Alice Paul.
In 1890 Gardener published Is This Your Son, My Lord?, an outspoken and lurid novel whose attack on the double standard gave it a wide sale.
Strange Blooms: The Curious Lives and Adventures of the John Tradescants Jennifer Potter Atlantic Books £19.99, pp464 In 1610, gardener John Tradescant arrived at Hatfield House, one of the largest building sites of England.
In his 1731 "Gardener's Dictionary, Philip Millerr wrote that "the plants emit so strong an effluvium as renders them unfit to stand near an habitation, or any other place that is much frequented".
The largest and most successful, with 2,000 gardeners, is on the Chesapeake Bay.
In the 1990s, gardeners and their allies became known for using unorthodox tactics to rally support for their cause.
And with all the unseasonably warm weather across the region this fall, gardeners may be questioning whether they should go ahead and plant.
After drought restrictions limited hydrant use this year, gardeners in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, built a rainwater collection system to keep their most precious plants alive.
