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| It bears the common name | Garden bumblebee. |
| tree was 18 m tall in 1993, however the name ' | Garden City Clone' is not officially recognized. |
| he postal franchise was granted under the name | Garden City. |
| In spite of its name, | Garden City is not a city (50,000+ in population), bu |
| Other projects of Marshall's, namely | Garden Project and Souvenir, demonstrate the issues o |
| he woodsorrel family known by the common names | garden pink-sorrel and broadleaf woodsorrel. |
| St George's Square is a long narrow | garden square in Pimlico, London, SW1. |
| In 2009 the gardens were open for the National | Garden Scheme and it is possible this will be repeate |
| the public most years as part of the National | Garden Scheme "Yellow Book", with the proceeds being |
| x 1 m., commissioned for the National | Garden Festival 1986 |
| t Swords into Plowshares in the United Nations | garden (1957) |
| In this natural | garden there are Mango, Banana and other fruit trees |
| The park features the Everton Park Nature | Garden. |
| asts a gated and beautifully landscaped nature | garden planted with a wide variety of native flowerin |
| ections operates the Coastal State Prison near | Garden City. |
| Street (on the corner of West Bay Street near | Garden City, Georgia). |
| He spent his childhood on a farm near | Garden Grove, Iowa. |
| ections state prison located in Savannah, near | Garden City. |
| ia, the Sabers play their home games in nearby | Garden City at Garden City Stadium. |
| Like the nearby | Garden of the Gods Wilderness, the Lusk Creek Wildern |
| The approach was then through a neat | garden bordered with small trees and shrubbery. |
| Neoregelia ' | Garden King' |
| e Riversleigh world heritage area at Neville's | Garden Site. |
| Plantings began in 1966 with the new | garden opening in 1970. |
| tation, which were to be in the way of the new | Garden State Parkway. |
| Born in New | Garden Township, Pennsylvania, Ross completed prepara |
| Bombus hypnorum, the tree bumblebee or new | garden bumblebee, is a species of bumblebee. |
| uried along the roadside in Section 8 (the new | Garden of Legends), at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in |
| rt, restoration and extension of house and new | garden for Russell Thomas, 1913 |
| New | garden with a North American theme |
| The Robbs also added new | garden areas, including a bog garden in the Oxbow, an |
| These provided inspiration for his own new | garden, now better known as the Lost Gardens of Helig |
| New | Garden Friends School (NGFS) is an independent Quaker |
| This is a new | garden over old flowers, and old makes old jokes take |
| June 24, 2007 - The new | Garden of the Holy Cross - Riverway was consecrated a |
| By that time, new | garden cities in the suburbs had resulted in an incre |
| New | Garden Friends School seeks to be an inclusive, innov |
| Niblo's | Garden was a New York theatre on Broadway, near Princ |
| ppeared in the famous "Black Crook" of Niblo's | Garden fame. |
| In the Night | Garden (2007 - present) - Narrator |
| in Michael Arnold's Against the Fall of Night ( | Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1975). |
| In the Night | Garden - First broadcast in 2007; intended for childr |
| set up in 1876 and is located within Ram Niwas | Garden. |
| South Noble | Garden |
| London Congregationalists' non-denominational | garden cemetery, Abney Park Cemetery, London. |
| at the Congregationalists' non-denominational | garden cemetery: Abney Park Cemetery in Stoke Newingt |
| e Congregationalists' novel non-denominational | garden cemetery, arboretum and educational institutio |
| the rooftop North | Garden at the Astor Hotel |
| ing in the Fleet Center (now the TD Bank North | Garden). |
| Morningside on the west, Kenwood on the north, | Garden City on the south and the Town of Vinton on th |
| North: | Garden Area |
| carpenter at nearby Pencarrow where a notable | garden had been developed by Sir William Molesworth. |
| The castle has a notable | garden, which is designed and maintained to a very hi |
| Frauen-Rosenhof, an art nouveau | garden, was added in 1906. |
| h writer Robert S. Hichens published the novel | Garden of Allah. |
| A) Bocking, near Braintree, Essex in 1954, now | Garden Organic. |
| Nymans | Garden, 30 acres (120,000 m2) of parklands run by the |
| Oaklawn | Garden is also home to smaller species of native wild |
| About 2 acres (1 ha) of Oaklawn | Garden are dedicated to the cultivation of more than |
| re on display in the museum exhibit of Oaklawn | Garden. |
| former florist shop which was built at Oaklawn | Garden in 1957. |
| The complex is within the Oakleigh | Garden Historic District, the surrounding district an |
| River Oaks | Garden Club has owned the building since 1942. |
| Obachan's | Garden |
| A separate tower was built in the observatory | garden for the telescope designed for astrophotograph |
| Head, H. C., The History of | Garden Grove. |
| Doig, Leroy L., The Village of | Garden Grove - 1870-1905. |
| a sachalinensis is known by the common name of | garden mint. |
| It is notable for its array of | garden squares, literary connections (exemplified by |
| Each of the cottages have a segment of | garden which is across the road and the brook. |
| The full name of | Garden Networks is Garden Networks for Freedom of Inf |
| rom 1833 to 1853, he engaged in the culture of | garden seeds. |
| of Santa Ana, 13.36% of Anaheim and 25.19% of | Garden Grove. |
| use is now used by the Tennessee Federation of | Garden Clubs, who maintain the gardens. |
| l plant in many places, and the descendents of | garden escapees now grow wild. |
| rmation of nearby town of Van (6 miles west of | Garden Valley) in the late 1920s when oil was discove |
| Location of | Garden City Regional Airport, Kansas |
| Spencer grew up in the New York City suburb of | Garden City, Long Island. |
| The song can be confused with that of | Garden Warbler, but is less melodious. |
| ne instance where Ace demonstrates a hatred of | garden gnomes, which makes sense with context from th |
| View of | garden surrounding Ginkaku-ji |
| unded in 1879, about 3 miles (4.8 km) south of | Garden City. |
| As well as many different types of | garden, the Botanic Gardens are home to a music bowl, |
| Main article: List of | garden squares in London |
| He served three terms as Mayor of | Garden City from 1973 to 1979. |
| The city of | Garden City is considered governmentally independent |
| n to the northwest and the designated place of | Garden Grove Estates to the south. |
| er several miles, SH 110 crosses I-20 south of | Garden Valley. |
| Location of | Garden Grove Estates Alberta |
| This gallery of | garden photographs provides a sense of the range and |
| iday, October 13, 1916, by Rev S. H. Ferris of | Garden River. |
| ART runs 15 fixed routes over parts of | Garden Grove, Orange, and Anaheim. |
| In 2003 following the purchase of | Garden City by Westfield, the centre was renamed West |
| It features over 200 acres (80 ha) of | garden, park and woodlands accompanied by spectacular |
| Awarded the RHS Award of | Garden Merit (AGM) in 1890. |
| ependent School District living in the City of | Garden Ridge will attend "Comal Elementary School", " |
| is last appointment which was as Headmaster of | Garden House School for Boys, another Knightsbridge s |
| View of | garden from inside Internment Centre building |
| Department of | Garden and Landscape Architecture |
| Location of | Garden River Alberta |
| This plant has been given an RHS Award of | Garden Merit. |
| ored and maintained by the Newberry Council of | Garden Clubs. |
| of detached specimens of fruit, cut sprigs of | garden or wild flowers, and sometimes birds' nests. |
| Life Time Achievement Award from the Guild of | Garden Writers. |
| with a spray, or 'painted' on to the leaves of | garden plants, where it will prove deadly to insects. |
| ne of Finlands leading experts in the field of | garden archicture, with a speciality in perennial pla |
| an introduced species, often the descendent of | garden escapees. |
| It lies south of | Garden City, the county seat of Glasscock County. |
| It is now part of | Garden City, Utah. |
| ded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of | Garden Merit. |
| tor is non-trivial because of the existence of | garden of eden patterns. |
| beth which is now established as the Museum of | Garden History. |
| d the house, Edwardian stables and a number of | garden buildings including a Chinese tea house and av |
| The population of | Garden River according to the Little Red River Cree N |
| She wrote the monumental History of | Garden Art, regarded as a standard work. |
| how in London (but no longer holds an Award of | Garden Merit). |
| Christopher Brickell, The RHS Encyclopedia of | Garden Plants, Dorling Kindersley Ltd, London, 1996, |
| Crocker End House, with 2 acres (8,100 m2) of | garden, had previously belonged to Lord Campbell of E |
| ded the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of | Garden Merit in 1993, and are hardy to USDA zone 4. |
| The most well-known is Z. officinale, | garden ginger. |
| Oh | Garden of Fresh Possibilities!: Notes from a Gloucest |
| It is the geographic center of the Old | Garden of Alicante. |
| An Old | Garden (Text by Helen Marion Burnside) |
| Olive | Garden |
| include Bar Louie, Five Guys, Red Robin, Olive | Garden, Qdoba, Dunkin' Donuts, and Baskin Robbins. |
| rden Restaurants where he had headed the Olive | Garden unit, but left after only 18 months citing str |
| Olive | Garden (separate building in parking area) |
| Friday's), and Olive | Garden. |
| hat owns other restaurant brands such as Olive | Garden and Red Lobster. |
| etizers at sister chains Red Lobster and Olive | Garden. |
| Olympic | Garden |
| ing, small, yellow eggs are laid, typically on | garden plants from the carrot family, Apiaceae, inclu |
| idea continues to have a profound influence on | garden design and planting design. |
| In the beginning each player gets one | garden where he can grow various plants. |
| actor out of a plastic barrel to keep in one's | garden. |
| The one-acre | garden was developed over the next several years, and |
| e public as the hotel participates in the Open | Garden Squares Weekend held in London in June. |
| ks, guided visits, study days, the annual Open | Garden Squares Weekend, and research. |
| a place of peace and solace, providing an open | garden for any who need it. |
| i Shahi Mahal is surrounded by the Sardar Open | Garden, where peacocks roam free and monkeys reside i |
| Operation | Garden (10 turns): The advance of the British XXX Cor |
| Samode Bagh or | garden, a 16th century Mughal style garden, enclosed |
| are usually built in a U-shape with a yard or | garden in the middle, and a gate as entrance. |
| Voodoo Lily is a common shade loving house or | garden plant. |
| It thrives in full sun in ordinary | garden soil. |
| lly because of an intolerance to rich, organic | garden soils as well as excess moisture. |
| The Organic | Garden Project is project funded by the Young Roots L |
| oject is a pupil-led, fully functional organic | garden behind the drama and sports hall it was opened |
| Rosedene now includes an organic | garden and retains its plum and pear orchards. |
| Organic | Garden Project |
| Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization: | Garden Parkway |
| Isamu TaniguchiI Oriental | Garden |
| mposer Chan Wing-wah dedicated a trio Oriental | Garden on Paul Klee in Bern & Winterthur to the Ensem |
| on Cliff Gardens and still sports the original | garden boundary wall of rounded stones. |
| Several species are also grown as ornamental | garden shrubs. |
| d the park and both an American and ornamental | garden laid out. |
| This species is grown as an ornamental | garden plant, especially the form 'Superba' which has |
| nd grown throughout the world as an ornamental | garden plant. |
| here and is widely cultivated as an ornamental | garden plant. |
| , and this variety does make a good ornamental | garden specimen. |
| It is grown as an ornamental | garden plant and as a source of food for butterflies. |
| s wife has recently created a large ornamental | garden - The Alnwick Garden - at the family seat, Aln |
| It has an ornamental | garden, bridge and pool with fountain. |
| nt, in a container or planted as an ornamental | garden tree. |
| eadquarters on the 22nd floor of The New Otani | Garden Court in Chiyoda, Tokyo. |
| The other | Garden which is at some distance from this is called |
| In our | garden |
| 2010 Our | Garden of Eden Documentary film 97 Min. |
| ntinuously several times to include an outdoor | garden area, and a second "Globus" floor. |
| es were added in 1993, and in 1997 its outdoor | garden was redesigned and replanted. |
| Complete with an enclosed outdoor | garden and fountain, Rose Hills' second mausoleum ref |
| th a commemorative photoshoot at their outdoor | garden. |
| Besides the historic outdoor | garden, patrons may eat and drink in any of several s |
| unds of the asylum where he found an overgrown | garden. |
| ed 31Hw7, was located on a terrace overlooking | Garden Creek, a tributary of the Pigeon River. |
| Today Llewellyn runs his own | Garden Design company - Roddy Llewellyn's Garden Desi |
| His own | garden, at Hummelo, near Arnhem in the Netherlands, m |
| Own | garden, Ordrup |
| ield then commenced the cultivation in his own | garden, and from roots of his own growth produced bea |
| the cash-strapped Martin work in Kinsey's own | garden. |
| ting of the play was inspired by Bagnold's own | garden at North End House in Rottingdean, near Bright |
| He ran his own | garden design office in Helsinki from 1916 until 1922 |
| He built his own | garden. |
| Vicarage Gardens is a notable privately owned | garden in the county of Norfolk at East Ruston in Eas |
| The flowers were painted in the Oxford | garden of Thomas Combe, an early collector of Pre-Rap |
| 1972 Paddington's | Garden |
| Paghat's | garden: Cupid's dart |
| The palace | garden offers place for 2,000 people. |
| ecover their purpose, which was to be a palace | garden. |
| Georg Rafael Donner had a studio in the palace | garden for almost 10 years. |
| s", a building situated in the Mannheim Palace | garden area. |
| hael, who then takes her outside to the palace | garden where they kiss. |
| He died at Buckingham Palace | Garden, London, in July 1920, when he the barony beca |
| riksberg Park, originally designed as a palace | garden in the Baroque style. |
| The concert was held in Buckingham Palace | Garden as part of the Golden Jubilee. |
| He was found in the Palace's | garden maze, clutching a large knife. |
| Palatial | garden |
| The Tropical Palm | Garden, including a grove of King Palms (Archontophoe |
| cular in Germany, with a renowned outdoor palm | garden. |
| Palm | Garden was originally a street level stop at the nort |
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