Sentences with phrase «on grassed area»

There is an indoor barbecue area on the sea facing veranda and an outside 1 on a grassed area.

Powered sites on grassed area with electric and wood BBq's both free of charge, clean ablution facilities.

Hale Mahina itself is a gem the grounds are looked after and there are many chairs to set up on the grassed area and catch some sun.

We will be having a picnic outside on the grass area.

Stands are all on grassed areas, very spacious and depending on the stand, may provide sun, shade or both during the day.

The Client Service Representatives will advise clients / visitors with a service animal that the relief zone for the animal is located on the grass area to the west of our building.

Not exact matches

But the whole farm is certified organic and we have some area farmers who do hay and grasses on a portion of the land.

After all, regular grass - fed butter is cheaper (at least in my area) and I like butter on almost anything.

Choose to grill on an area that has stones or brick beneath it, not wood or grass.

Especially if you live in a dry area, you're going to want to be sure to clear a space where you can work without fearing that the grass or anything dry beneath your grill will accidentally catch on fire.

Came across to this link when I was doing some research on kosher grass fed meats in the Los Angeles area as I had been getting it through Kol Foods and Grow & Behold Buying Club... this is a great resource link!

At present the government owns huge areas in the Dust Bowl on which the grass has been permitted to return.

For the young budding footballer, you will now be able to have a kick around with other young Terriers on our new artificial grass area which was brought in by West Yorkshire Artificial Lawns.

The youngsters can play football against each other in the mini goals on our new artificial grass area at the front of the PPG Canalside complex after it was kindly provided by West Yorkshire Artificial Lawns.

Have them start riding on the lawn or areas with heavy grass to acclimate them to a rougher surface.

It would, though, reduce the open water in the park's lagoons and cut back on flood - prone areas that are difficult to maintain as grass.

All you really need is a small patch of grass, an area of dirt or even a space on the patio.

Here, in preparation for cattle grazing every spring, dried grass on the caldera is burnt, maintaining the area as a grassland.

Conover hopes that instead of using non-native invasive landscape plants like Chinese silvergrass, homeowners and horticulturists will use one of this area's beautiful native tall grasses such as prairie dropseed, little bluestem, big bluestem, switch grass or Indian grass because, «restoring the flora to its native species will enhance the biodiversity of native plants and the native animals, including butterflies that depend on them.»

The area of lawn an electric machine can mow on one charge depends on the height and thickness of the grass, of course.

An area near Acre, Brazil, shows the progression of forest to grazing land on a large cattle ranch: intact forest (left), forest being burned to make pasture (top), newly cleared forest (bottom) and grass ready to graze (right).

By growing some locusts in cages on plots with fertilized grass and others on unfertilized grass akin to what they get in grazed areas, the researchers found the insects likely did best in the grazed areas.

• 98 percent of nests located on natural substrates (juniper, cottonwood and cultivated trees) • Nested in communities dominated by native grasses and near agricultural areas

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The only areas for improvement on Meal # 2 is if you can find grass - fed beef and use sprouted grain bread.

Because grass - fed meats have become so popular, you may be able to find them on small farms in your area or at health food stores.

For your stick wrestling workout, stand on a soft mat or carpeted area (or grass if outdoors), match up with a friend or foe.

«Artificial grass and rubber in the play area is safe and fun for children to play on.

This fun Groundhog Day game can be played on a paved area, in a gym / all - purpose room, or on grass.

I've got it cutting on the highest setting, and it still has issues cutting the grass without loosing rpms in the thicker areas of the lawn.

With programs that reward entertainment and practicing car control in a high - performance setting without the higher risks of starting out on a higher - speed track, and a course layout with lots of grass runoff area and few things to run into in case you make a mistake, the autocross is the perfect place for the beginner to experience the excitement of track driving.

Grass can catch on fire, especially as summer rolls on and in areas plagued by drought.

The good news is that pulled muscles and muscle aches are easily preventable; always make sure you and Fido warm up and cool down before and after every activity — this can include a slow stroll (on soft surfaces such as grass) to stretch those muscles, applying a cold compress on the affected area, and a gentle massage to reduce the likelihood of injury.

Apparently the parks aren't sprayed with any chemicals because one of the park representatives said that if there wasn't a little white sign on the grass or in the area that no chemicals have been sprayed.

Use suitable outdoor flea products on decks, in cracks and crevices in concrete, wood, tiles and grass areas.

For instance, if your dog prefers to eliminate on concrete and you want her to go on grass instead, place a temporary slab of concrete in the area where you want to teach her to go.

Dogs should be leashed when entering and exiting the training facility, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their own dog while on the premises, including the parking lot and gravel and grass potty areas.

I honestly thought she contracted Parvo at the kennel bc on this particular visit I paid for the extra «playtime» in the common grass area.

Unlike fleas which spend most of their life on a host, ticks spend most of their life in the environment and are often found under leaf litter, in tall grasses and in forested areas.

From time to time I get clients asking about grass - fed beef labeling on dog food, so that's one area that I'm experienced in, but... [Read more...]

Other signs of plant allergies are watery irritable eyes, rash on the belly or other hairless areas like the nose constant rubbing and itching and biting their feet which are usually related to a grass allergy.

These products also prevent heartworm and intestinal parasites that animals are often exposed to on common grass areas.

Step 1 - Take your Sheltie puppy to the designated toilet area and put her down on the grass.

Ticks, which can carry Lyme disease, hide easily on furry pets, who may pick them up by walking through tall grass, pastures or wooded areas.

With new products like the Fresh Patch Disposable Dog Potty with Real Grass, you can turn your balcony or an unused spot in your bathroom into the designated area and simply proceed on with potty training!

The simple rule is to follow the instructions on any chemical applied to grass, and if necessary, keep pets well away from treated areas.

The purpose of long - term confinement is to confine your dog's natural behaviors (including urinating and defecating) to an area that is protected (thus preventing any mistakes around the house when you are not there), and to help your dog quickly develop a strong preference for eliminating on soil, grass, or concrete.

Dogs need a fenced area in which to stretch their legs and run around a little, on the grass, several times a day.

Pet Paradise Ormond Beach offers your pet the perfect vacation on one acre of land, which includes all - natural play ground areas, synthetic grass play areas and a bone - shaped pool for our guests.

To prevent bites, it is best to wear long pants when walking in the woods or bushy areas; do not allow your pets to run through tall grass or brush; and use insect repellent on exposed skin.