Sentence examples for young bushes from inspiring English sources

Buy a few young bushes, if you can, and plant 1.5m apart in late autumn or early spring.

After reading an excerpt from her novel "It's Classified" as part of the program, Nicolle Wallace, a communications director in George W. Bush's White House, addressed the young Bushes in attendance.

In the UK, young bushes are generally planted deeper than their initial growing level to encourage new stems to grow from the base.

In 2012, Michael Fragoso, a longtime pro-life advocate and current counsel to Arizona senator Jeff Flake, called Gorsuch and other young Bush-era judicial appointees "as good a college of judicial cardinals as the conservative and pro-life movements have ever seen".

And "he's close to the younger Bushes".

Mr. Wyly "allowed that he was a major donor to both the older and younger Bushes, and he asked how he could help".

He points out that the younger bushes have faced the biggest problems.

The objectives of the study were to determine, in young rose bushes, (1) whether short periods of nitrogen deficiency affect branching and (2) whether this effect is sufficient to modify the visual quality of the plant in a sustainable manner.

Train young blueberry bushes.

Do not trim young lavender bushes.

On a recent day soft purple bud clusters were sprouting from a young lilac bush.