Replant Sentence Examples

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  • It is better to dig and replant Daffodils too soon than too late.

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  • We are going to replant some of them, as too late to do a shallot order.

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  • Lift and divide clumps every three or four years, wait until the leaves are yellow before lifting then replant at once.

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  • Many gardeners in hot climates prefer to treat strawberries as annuals and replant them year after year.

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  • If you plant them in containers or hanging baskets, you will probably need to replant them each year like an annual.

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  • Replant the hydrangea and keep it well watered through the transition period.

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  • If you don't want to replant your garden with alfalfa, you can add alfalfa meal to the soil instead.

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  • Plant cauliflower, cabbages, sea-kale, lettuce; and finish the planting of the main crops of potatoes; divide and replant globe-artichokes.

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  • In some cases it has even been possible to recover the original arrangement of the garden beds, and to replant them accordingly, thus giving an appropriate framework to the statues, &c. with which the gardens were decorated, and which have been found in situ.

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  • Whenever an amateurs stock of bulbs is divided, it is wise to replant some in fresh ground, and any surplus may be naturalised in grass.

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  • As to propagation, there is scarcely any need to enlarge upon that, as bulbs are imported so plentifully; and it is only necessary to separate the young bulbs and replant them in good soil.

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  • If plants begin growing too close together thanks to all the runners they put out, dig them up, separate them, and replant them.

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  • Certain areas are not conducive to particular species, so check for climate recommendations before purchasing a live tree to replant.

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  • Today advanced gene splicing procedures allow scientists to identify and remove genes, clone them and then replant them; sometimes into the same organism from which they were removed and other times into a totally different organism.

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