Sentences with phrase «planting apples trees»

(Science / Math) Johnny Appleseed is famous for planting apples trees.

Whenever we have big down days and it seems like the bull market is on its last legs, I remind myself of this line from Martin Luther King: «Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree.»

As Chapman traveled west, he planted apple trees along the way and sold trees to settlers.

The best time to plant an apple tree was 10 years ago; the second best time is today!

If I knew that the world would end tomorrow, would I really plant an apple tree?

Instead someone could plant an apple tree in there yard or just buy a regular apple at a local farmers market, the kind of thing many europeans with a smaller carbon foot print would do.

Not exact matches

For example, an apple tree might provide fruit to eat and shade for another plant, and beautify your landscape,» he explains.

Apple, for example, has hired an arborist, Dave Muffly, to oversee the planting of about 8,000 trees on its new 176 - acre campus in Cupertino, Calif., which will surround a spaceship - shaped new building where Apple employees will work.

It is like asking if God knew Eve would eat the apple then why did he plant the tree.

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For example, the majority of the company's apple trees are grown on a trellis system, which makes it possible to plant more trees closer together to maximize space while also giving each tree a greater level of exposure to sunlight.

William Smith, son of convict parents, settled in Tasmania's Huon Valley in the 1800's and planted the first apple tree for the orchard still in use today in 1888.

This year we add more apple trees and pear trees to the orchard; more raspberry, blueberry, and blackberry stalks to the ones we began last year; and we plant a big patch of strawberries where the veggie garden last was.

Even though the science says that the amount of lead absorbed by plants varies widely (spinach and sunflowers = leady, apple trees and tomatoes = not leady), and even though every study on children who play in the dirt and eat homegrown food (my eight - year - old daughter included) has come back saying that there is no evidence of elevated bodily lead levels, people around here are petrified about growing their own vegetables, and even of letting their kids play in the mud.

Adopting a plant: The kids each got to select a few special flowers and one apple tree each from a nursery this spring.

Chang - Lin Xiao, an associate professor of plant pathology and extension specialist at the WSU Tree Fruit Research and Extension Center in Wenatchee, has discovered three previously unknown fungal pathogens in the United States that cause apples and pears to rot in storage.

With every apple tree that was planted, the legend grew.

Through this «little - thing,» a total of 580 fruit tree species including tree tomatoes, apple, avocado and macadamia trees were planted in line with the event's theme dubbed, «Fruits for a healthy nation.»

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During the blueberry, apple, egg, wreathing, tree - planting, and broccoli harvests, MMHP services approximately 1,500 migrant farmworkers who arrive from areas such as Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Jamaica.

A healthy rabbit diet of hay, fresh vegetables and herbaceous material is adequate, but because wild rabbits also turn to trees and other parts of plants for added nutrition, supplementing your pet rabbit's diet on occasion with seeds and fruits in small quantities, broccoli and cauliflower flowers or florets, and tender shoots and twigs — especially those from apple trees — is a special treat.

Trees planted included olive, pear, fig, orange, apple, lemon and peach.

To take advantage of the wide swath of lawn in front of the courthouse, he planted an orchard of 100 - plus crab - apple trees in interlocking diamond patterns.

This year for the Denver Green Apple Festival, volunteers were set to xeriscape, plant gardens, restore the woodlands of Boulder County Parks, protect trees from beavers at the South Suburban Parks, clean trash along Bluff Lake,

The New York City Parks and Recreation was expecting as many as 50 people to show last Saturday for the Green Apple event in Pelham Bay Park — it is NYC's biggest park, after all — they needed help shoveling compost, planting trees, and cutting out

Evelyn's work in planting forest trees and harvesting the products from them - whether it was wood or apples - really hit the mark.

A 10 - acre fruit orchard, primarily apples, will be planted as part of the Oka Trees for Hope project.

The Upper Valley Apple Corps fruit tree - planting project was created with the goal of planting and caring for 250 fruit trees in public locations over the next three years.

On Saturday, May 18, UVAC aims to plant 50 apple, peach and pear trees.

Perhaps one day in the distant future we'll be able to go 3D - print an apple tree, or build an internet - connected modular maple tree from a kit, or have access to hyper - trees that grow at 10X the normal rate, but until that day arrives (and probably for long after), we'll need to keep buying young trees, planting seeds, and taking cuttings the old - fashioned way, which is actually much simpler and cheaper than any tech solution to anything.

So eight years ago, Munro planted a viable grove of several hundred trees that he will be finally harvesting later this year as his first batch of lamps and chairs (mainly willow but also sycamore, ash, hazel and crab apple.)

This recent planting effort joins other Newtown Pippin apple tree plantings resulting from Mr. Baard's efforts.

«He scoffs at an article claiming that Apple contributed to a tree shortage in the Bay Area by buying up so many plants for the campus, «as if we'd got to the end of our project and we thought, Oh, we'd better plant some trees,»» it reads.

The new Apple campus location is powered by renewable energy and more than 9,000 trees were planted on the grounds, according to a release from Apple.

«Apple began working with an arborist years ago to source trees, including varieties that once made up the bountiful orchards of Silicon Valley; more than 9,000, many of them drought - resistant, will have been planted by the time the campus is finished.

Around 9,000 trees, many of which will be drought - resistant, will be planted at Apple Park by the time the project is finished.

The plan for this lot is to add to my pear and apple orchard plant 60 trees and wait a decade.