Sentence examples for young saplings from inspiring English sources

But I'll have to figure out how to protect the young saplings from voracious deer.

So there might be great ideas coming out of Russia, but there isn't money going to the young saplings.

Although not ordinarily considered a pest, the females, if numerous, may damage young saplings during their egg laying.

Tomorrow, also 1 to 4 p.m. in Wave Hill House, "Abrons Woodland Volunteer Day," where gardeners can help transplant young saplings into larger containers.

Other studies, for instance, have shown that the re-introduction of wolves into Yellowstone Park in Wyoming has led to the re-growth of young saplings resulting from decreased browsing by elk, the main prey of the wolf.

Volunteers can assist foresters in establishing a hillside meadow on the edge of Wave Hill's Herbert and Hyonja Abrons Woodland by clearing the area for seeding and transplanting young saplings to more favorable locations.

"It could be a bean planted in a pot on a windowsill or a young sapling planted when a child starts primary school so they can see how it grows with them".

For example, in days gone by, ash was regarded as a healing tree, and in Hampshire and elsewhere, weak-limbed children could be cured by passing them, stark-naked, through the split trunk of a young sapling.

The operation is quite simple: when there's no one in the room, the tree is just a young sapling that stays still.

Two thousand years ago, the Roman Empire was the greatest power of the West, the New Testament was just a manuscript being typed up in some Ye Olde Starbucks, and the Partari Baobab tree was a svelt young sapling in the South African desert.

AR regenerated in stem segments of three independent transgenic plants were quantified at the young sapling stage.