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Перевод: sowing

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Тезаурус:

1. Pressed in shallowly, they can be used for sowing (thin out surplus seedlings instead of pricking out).
2. In his speech on 1 May 1936, he merely spoke of "elements" sowing the seeds of international unrest, but his hints were immediately recognized by the audience, which howled: "the Jews".
3. What must seem stupid to non-gardeners, or those who take a rational view of the whole business, is that when you prepare the ground for sowing you first dig it over and make it loose, only to tread it firm again.
4. Colonies were introduced by sowing pinches of seed around the borders in late April.
5. Before 1957 was out, world events were sowing the seeds of a conventional forces counter-reformation.
6. Radishes sprint to maturity in three to four weeks after sowing; lettuces such as "Little Gem" mature from six to 13 weeks while spring onions and baby beetroot can be ready for the salad bowl in as little as eight.
7. Joy Larkcom dallies with dill, passes on a trap tip, saves space by sowing salads and encourages runner beans to set in the kitchen garden this month
8. The earth on her fingers spoke to her, spoke to her of sowing in tears and reaping with joy; of dying and growing.
9. While ploughing or sowing his field, he was still pushing his enquiries into the operations of nature.
10. After sowing label each pot clearly
11. This is a good month for sowing seeds lawns, but make sure the ground is fully prepared first.
12. The most universally used compost, with types to suit all purposes - from seed sowing to potting ericaceous plants like rhododendrons.
13. While vegetables generally have the capacity to germinate soon after spring sowing, however low the temperature drops, flower seeds, also due for sowing soon on adjacent land to provide cut flowers during the summer, do need more warmth to get going.