Sentences with phrase «growing season long»

Oh my gosh, to have a growing season long enough to grow something tht lavish and large.

... which makes the growing season longer.

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«Longer growing seasons, along with higher temperatures and carbon dioxide levels, can increase pollen production, intensifying and lengthening the allergy season,» according to a 2014 report by the National Climate Assessment.

Within our lifetimes, fire seasons have grown much longer (not just in the U.S., but across the globe).

I'll listen to k.d. lang and long for home, I don't know what to call this season of my life but someday I will know that I was grieving, I was growing, I was evolving.

The longer growing season in some areas has even been implied by some of the alarmist lit.

Many mid-years couples find that sex has a mellow richness as it is seasoned by years of sharing and by the finesse which grows with long experience.

We do have a small grill in the corner, but as you might have guessed, it is more or less unusable the longer we go into the growing season.

Both are rolling, hillside sites that feature «limiting» soils, large diurnal temperature swings and long, long growing seasons.

Besides being very tasty, this plant is actually very easy to grow and it produces lots and lots of pods all season long.

I also miss the tiny, sweet tomatoes that my csa always had and the long fruit growing season.

As an adult with a family of my own, I haven't lived in one place for very long, or rather long enough to establish a garden until recently.We are Zone 3 for growing here in Calgary, and that is challenging at best as our season is short.

However, the technique of periodic harvesting to increase pod yields only works in long growing seasons or with varieties having very short growing periods.

Because of the area's long and harsh winters, many organic farmers use greenhouses to extend their growing seasons, and GreenStar has loaned some of them the money to build them or to make other improvements.

I do use a cold frame to extend our growing season a few weeks longer, but even -LSB-...]

As a root vegetable, carrots have a much longer growing season than some of the more delicate produce items.

Sour cherries don't have a long growing season, so buy them, pit them and play with them, because they disappear fast.

The cooler coastal climate provides a longer growing season and this extended hang time gives the fruit more time to develop flavours, leading to wines of great intensity.»

Originating in 1973, Sonoma - Cutrer's foundation was built upon a selection of several key vineyard properties in the benchlands, hillsides and rocky foothills in what later became recognized as the Sonoma Coast Appellation — an area with long, even growing seasons due to the cool and foggy coastal climate.

He added that more competition springs up every year, but the pepper's longer growing season (five to six months) and the chance of getting faulty seed makes it tricky to grow.

Picking mature fruits will also increase your yield, as the plant will set more flowers and experience a longer growing season if the conditions are good.

Regan Estate Vineyards cool climate location, one of the coolest in all of California, translates to a very long growing season that begins in March with bud break and generally finishes in November when the last grapes are harvested.

The result is down from the $ 4.9 million delivered in the previous corresponding period, but this was due to a longer growing season in which the 2016 winter crop harvest was extended into January this year resulting in some of the profit being held over until the second half of the financial year.

Naturally, hydroponically home grown plants are pesticide free, high quality in all seasons and have relatively long shelf lives, if the instructions are followed.

The long growing season and extended hang time pave the way for clusters to develop concentrated berries bursting with complexity.

The ocean's influence creates our unusually long growing season, and allows the fruit in our vineyards to ripen to their full flavor and structure potential each vintage.

The combination of long growing times of the increasingly popular exotic chile varieties and the medium to short growing seasons in many parts of North America forces many gardeners to examine their strategy.

For varieties with long growing seasons, like the Chinense species, you can start seeds now if you have a greenhouse or a sunroom free from cats, who like to graze on the seedlings.

I discovered a long time ago that in order to have enough time to bring in a decent crop of chiles in my short growing season I had to adapt the process by cheating Mother Nature a bit and have developed a few ways to do just that!

I know these have long growing seasons, but are they slow starters?

Some sources state that because of their long growing season and need for long day length, the pubescens varieties are unsuitable for cultivation in the United States.

The growing season is long, 120 days or more, and the plants produce up to 30 pods, depending on the length of the growing season.

The ocean's influence creates our unusually long growing season, and allows the fruit in our vineyards to ripen to their full flavor while preserving Tangent's trademark lively acidity.

With a greater day - to - night temperature swing than any other appellation in California, distinct microclimates, diverse soils and a long growing season, Paso Robles is a unique wine region blessed with optimal growing conditions for producing premium and ultra-premium wines.

They are relatively slower growers, having longer growing seasons than many of the other species and seeds can take a long time to germinate.

Capsicum Chinense, which includes the Habaneros, Nagas & Scotch Bonnets, demand warmer climatic conditions and a long growing season for fruits to fully develop and ripen.

Farmers, in particular in southern New Mexico where the growing season is longer, eagerly swapped out their traditional landraces for the new cultivar and started turning out profitable crops.

«It's hard to compete with California and Mexico, when they have longer and multiple growing seasons, established infrastructure for delivery, and an organized labor force.

A dry winter and mild spring set the stage for a long growing season, which allowed the Pinot Grigio to ripen slowly, developing bright aromatics and balanced acidity.

Still I buy lots and lots of them as long they are in season, although I have to say they are rarely so delicious as they used to be during my childhood and youth in Romania, where they grow just about anywhere.

As the days grow longer and the temperatures begin to rise, and soup and stew season comes to an end, I can't help but cling to all of my beloved comfort foods.

Both Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Marcos Rojo were ruled out for the rest of the season after sustaining serious knee injuries in the win over Anderlecht in the Europa League in midweek, and it adds to a list of absentees that appears to be growing longer each week.

However, there can be no question that the Spanish tactician would still be the right man for Arsenal — and at precisely the right time; another FA Cup win should be on the horizon this season to continue that growing «winning feeling» at the club after such a long silverware drought prior to last season.

But friends of each hold out little hope that Walker, a conservative, button - down - shirt - and - khakis man, can coexist with Karl, who has toyed with the idea of adding a family counselor and a female assistant to his staff, vowed to be the first NBA coach to wear an earring, and grown long hair and a beard this season.

These two communities had long been local baseball rivals, but such rivalries grow most intense in the 12 - year - old year, that final magical season of Little League for boys, when they are young enough to be considered children yet old enough to play the sport at a highly athletic level.

In a way I can feel for the long serving Arsenal manager and can understand his feelings after he reacted to the continued questioning of his ability and the growing pressure on him in this season which looked like being the one in which the Gunners finally ended the long wait for another Premier League title.

Anyway that is that, Walcott must remain fit for the upcoming years for him to truly reach his potential, another long term injury will put his arsenal future out of reach, the team is growing gradually and over the past 2 - 3 season have gotten stronger, the days when he could return from injury and slip back into a starting role have suddenly gone due to more competition for place, but i would advise him to sign quickly and concentrate on working hard to get that starting berth.

Liverpool have also been spending money like water this year so could be keen to take on an home - grown Englishman to reduce outgoings, but with Milner getting a bit long in he tooth, would he be willing to move to a club that is extremely unlikely to be in the Champions League next season, no matter how much the wages on offer.

Speculation is growing that Chelsea could make one of the surprise signings of the summer and sign Radamel Falcao on a season - long loan from AS Monaco.

As for your grown up remark, he had a very large and very loyal fan base for a long time, the stadium was behind him up until a season or two ago when online sh*t seeped into the stands slowly but surely.