Sentences with phrase «shaded trees provide»

A selection of tropical and native plants, lawns and beautiful mature shaded trees provide areas to relax with friends and family.

First you have your attention caught by that tree, and then you think of the more general trees — other trees it reminds you of, the outward strength of trees, the shade trees provide, how long it must take trees to grow, and so on.

Not exact matches

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

If instead of dropping to the lowest common denominator in our behavior, we each personally raise the bar to where Jesus set it, imagine how many trees of life would be planted, watered by streams of living water, providing shade and Heavenly fruit for the whole world to enjoy.

The back yard had two big palm trees and two smaller green leafed trees which provided really nice shade.

If tended to well, an oak tree grows strong and is able to provide shade, comfort, and beauty for many years.

But, if left to chance, a vulnerable tree can become weak and gnarled, providing shade for no one.

The pepper vine is not a parasite, so the living tree simply provides an accessible trellis and its canopy of foliage gives shade for the vine, and to the pickers during harvesting.

Trees are used to shade the coffee plants, to create a mulch that improves the soil's organic matter, and to provide fruit and timber.

Farmers using climate - smart practices understand that trees do a lot on farms: they can act as windbreaks, reducing soil erosion; they can enrich soil; they can filter water, resulting in higher water quality; they provide shade for workers and shade - loving plants; they create habitat for wildlife and wildlife corridors; they suck up and store greenhouse gasses — the list goes on.

Sumatran coffee farms use very few species of shade trees, including the non-native Gliricidia sepium, which may not provide proper resources for native fauna.

Our study provides evidence of the benefits of RA shade tree cover criteria for managing water quality within high elevation tropical agro-ecosystems, especially if implemented at the watershed scale.

This network of corridors, together with the protected forest and diverse shade trees, provides a healthy environment for the local flora and fauna.

She then started «growing fertilizer» by planting avocado trees that provide shade for delicate coffee bushes, organic nutrients for the soil (the fallen leaves that now carpet much of the farm), and extra income for the family when the fruits are in season.

There are now around 50 species of trees providing multi-layer shade for the coffee.

In other cases — where tradeoffs between shade cover and productivity are too severe — farms may choose to provide tree cover or natural habitat in other ways.

Organic coffee is very difficult to grow without the presence of shade trees to provide habitat for beneficial insects, birds, and other organisms; to provide natural mulch; to aid in nutrient cycling; and to help in weed suppression.

Sustainable coffee agrosystems frequently rely on fallen leaves from their shade trees as well as the application of coffee skins and other organic matter for soil moisture retention and fertilization, providing another means in which these farms can contribute to carbon sequestration.

In some regions of Latin America, coffee is grown at high altitudes where clouds provide shade and additional tree cover would be counter-productive, or is grown in areas (like the Brazilian cerrado) that wasn't forested to begin with.

The certification gives growers access to gourmet market price premiums, and the timber and fruit trees on shade coffee farms provide farmers with additional income.

The introduction of trees to form agroforestry systems provided sources of firewood, timber, fruits and shade, but also helped in erosion control, protecting water courses through the stabilization of the soil and as wind breaks, regulating the velocity of the winds.

A clump of mesquite trees provides shade, humidity, and food for such animals as doves, deer, javelina, and rabbits, which is why hunters like the tree.

This niche now features a variety of new plantings to provide the space with year - round sculptural interest, including three large River Birch trees in simple, modern containers, and three large Honey Locust trees throughout the seating area, which will create perfectly dappled shade for guests enjoying their afternoon tea.

Every summer for at least 15 years, the two maple trees provided shade for residents who gathered in the park to watch soccer games outside the RecPlex in Mt. Prospect.

The trees on the Tema motorway that I mentioned earlier could also have had their branches pruned to save the electrical lines and provide the shade they were intended to do.

Majority came forward, welcomed and ushered the GOC and his team to a natural shade provided by a cluster of mangrove trees for a meeting.

«The study shows that trees are extremely important in providing shade in Singapore, and this shade could improve thermal comfort for people.

Tree canopies also provide cooling shade.

Traditionally, these trees are raised together in mixed groves with other types of trees and plants that can cool the air and provide vital shade.

Other cooling strategies include urban trees, which provide shade, and reflective roofs and walls, which absorb less sunlight.

Trees provide shade, creating cooler patches of stream that many fish need to spawn.

Watts said neighborhoods that inspire walking for leisure also are full of pleasant things to look at, like walking trails or shade provided by trees.

Older, taller trees provide more of this shade, but they are the ones usually removed in selective logging.

The theory is that more shade equals greater numbers of taller trees that provide habitat to migrating birds.

It thrives in subtropical regions — the Middle East, North Africa, Southern California, parts of Asia — where the tree's beautiful palms provide much - needed shade.

Play spaces will typically involve combinations of: • Large areas of hard surfaces (for a range of ball games, rebound walls, etc.); • Smaller hard surfaced areas for hop - scotch, elastics and other small group games; • Large grassed area for running, ball games, athletics and other activities; • Play equipment for different aged students, catering for potentially large groups of students at any one time and providing a range of types of activities; • Small spaces with seating for individuals and small groups; • Smaller grassed areas for a variety of activities requiring intimate spaces; • Sand play areas, dirt, water and planting for creative activities; • Areas suitable for marbles, small cars and toys, digging, and play with loose materials and surfaces; • Areas for dramatic / role play which might include decks, cubbies and planting; • Shade and shelter, drinking water and other utilities; • Shrubs and trees for hiding, shelter, imaginative games; • Tables and seats for a range of group activities; • Gathering spaces for assemblies, performances and community activities; and, • Quiet spaces as well as busy spaces.

For example: Starting with the «trees» — trees providing shade, protection (wind, rain, sun), cooling environment, soil health, oxygen, resources such as timber / fibre / woodchips / fuel for humans and shade / homes / food for animals.

Your spacious backyard, shaded by trees, provided the place for your children to run, laugh, and play.

There are a few shade trees, and the park provides cleanup bags and trash cans.

Shade Trees are beginning to surround our beautiful four - acre campus, with each providing a welcoming environment for visitors and a calming place for pets in our care.

A pasture with trees is ideal as it provides shade, while still allowing free air movement.

Salado Creek Park is dotted with huge live oak trees that provide some much - needed shade from the hot Texas sun.

Trees provide shade and interest — for both pets and people.

In hot summertime, trees can provide needed shade.

Biscuit Acres Volunteer Association has received approval to install a Shade Sail Structure in place of the tree to provide a new source of shade and comfort in the Shade Sail Structure in place of the tree to provide a new source of shade and comfort in the shade and comfort in the Park.

Some of the park's features: Visitors can enjoy and relax on quality benches and park tables Separate sections for small and large dogs over and under 30 pounds Each section has a water fountain and hydrant for the dogs covered by shade sails Several large shade trees, a shade structure, lush grass and large boulders for sitting / climbing «Poop» bags and metal scoops are provided free of charge to dog owners Five double gate entrances are available for visitor and dog safety Three red metal biscuit shaped cash boxes available for donations from park goers

There are numerous large trees surrounding the area as well as covered entrances to provide plenty of shade.

BAVA is a 501c3 organization that provides hundreds of hours of service annually to the dog park by watering, spreading mulch, filling holes, collecting and bagging trash and «poop», painting, repairing the fence, restoring grass, rounding up recycled plastic bags and providing fund raising and park beautification projects such as tree planting, table and bench assembly, memory plaques, shade sails, patios, pet fountains and much more!

I love being in air conditioning instead of outside with only trees to provide shade.

Their shelter was once home to several, mature trees providing shade to the play yards and outdoor kennels filled their back property.