• Still, the same rule can be applied in a household garden when planting herbaceous plants and smaller shrubs.
• However, in a few cases, seeds of plants cultivated in botanical gardens were also used.
• The front garden also has numerous plants and shrubs.

• The company auctions excess inventory such as industrial plant and machinery online, and claims the process is secure for both vendors and bidders.
• The appellants were involved in the design, manufacture, supply and installation of plant and machinery for the steel manufacturing industry.
• He says it has also set annual targets for operational efficiency, including plant and machinery downtime.

Synonyms

• In August, open areas can be planted with perennial cover crops such as clover or sainfoin, sometimes called esparcet or holy clover.
• We had a large kitchen garden and occasionally planted a small field of corn but we did not maintain a high operation farm like the majority of our neighbors.
• A bit of a waste of a resource when we could be planting plantations on cleared land, instead of chopping down magnificent forests.

• Pot into individual containers once they are big enough and grow on until they can be planted out.
• The task for the day was filling out the soil in the new bed by the side of the house and planting it out with low growing shrubs, including a horizontal juniper that's intended to grow out over the next couple of years and fill the entire bed.
• In spring, plant them out after the last threat of night frost.

• She has threatened him, who apparently is a very nice chap, that if he takes any more of our votes, she's going to plant him in the ground with his trees.
• He won't be mentioned too very much here due to the fact that we planted him 13 years ago and he's just been no fun since.

• After the germ of the idea was first planted in her mind by the deserted camp at Spring Hill, she set to researching Cotswold life during wartime years.
• This new idea which had been planted subconsciously in his mind by a man with no reading or writing skills, began to give him a healthy respect for himself.
• I could accidentally plant suggestions in your mind, or take you someplace dangerous.

Synonyms

• In a separate incident in Jebaliya, the army said it shot a man who was throwing grenades and planting a bomb.
• Sources said that two time bombs were planted to destroy the antenna which exploded simultaneously.
• His plan failed when he ran out of money for explosives and his conspirators planted the bomb next to the wrong support structure within the basement of the building.

• I decided to plant an imposter cava among the seven authentic champagnes.
• After all, if someone has gained control of a suspect's computer couldn't incriminated material be planted?
• She probably made him plant false evidence to hide what really happened that day.

Synonyms

• He was in fact an undercover officer planted by the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office.
• As for him, he's convinced that he is an agent who's been planted to subvert India.
• They combined nobility of thought with practical incapacity; they did not spot the Gestapo informer planted on them.

• Mission groups travel outside the city to plant and nurture new faith communities.
• At the same time, however, Alexander planted new Greek cities across his empire.
• They talked occasionally of planting colonies, but were diverted by the war.

• Later, he did not take it for granted that the fish in a river could simply be planted as needed.
• Crawfish has been planted in many lakes in Sweden, to ensure some fun times and some home-cooked crawfish.