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| e Blue-and-yellow macaw living at Heathfield | Nurseries, a pet sanctuary in Reigate, Surrey, United |
| home to Lyppard Grange Primary School, four | nurseries, a Tesco supermarket, and a range of other f |
| ars are sold as P. brunoniana in New Zealand | nurseries, although one of these, which has leaves ext |
| Atteva punctella can be a minor pest in | nurseries, although it rarely does serious damage. |
| hing lakes in the village, as well as garden | nurseries, an organic farm shop and a self-catering ho |
| he Hill Brush company, large wholesale plant | nurseries and the notable Yapp's wine merchants. |
| vated around the world, often found in plant | nurseries and private collections. |
| California in 1887 or 1888 by two New Jersey | nurseries and distributed widely. |
| famous for its popular garden centre, Midway | Nurseries, and an eighteenth-century coaching inn call |
| a nursery worker at AG Linfield's Chesswood | nurseries and lived in nearby Storrington |
| Early Years has specific responsibility for | nurseries and childcare, children's services, children |
| ad propagation of this species by commercial | nurseries and botanical gardens. |
| villosa is cultivated in by specialty plant | nurseries and available as an ornamental plant for nat |
| t sourced" bulbs available from native plant | nurseries and societies, to grow as an ornamental plan |
| has within the hamlet three plant and trees | nurseries and an egg production facility, Chicken Farm |
| and seeds and plants are still sold by many | nurseries and garden suppliers. |
| acrantha is cultivated in by specialty plant | nurseries and available as an ornamental plant for nat |
| ornia native plant botanic gardens and plant | nurseries, and available as an ornamental plant for: d |
| texanum is cultivated in by specialty plant | nurseries and available as an ornamental plant for nat |
| isition of agriculture-barren land, tree and | nurseries and Rs 1.638 billion to be utilised for prop |
| Timaru also has many | nurseries and Plunket rooms. |
| caped and laid out in the 1890s by Gauntlett | Nurseries and Sir Harry Waechter. |
| This included bookstores, | nurseries and day-care centers, gyms, and cafeterias. |
| By 1863, two | nurseries and an 'Idiot Ward' were also available. |
| 1895 the pest had become established in many | nurseries and orchards in the majority of the Eastern |
| ted from seed, so most plants encountered in | nurseries are seed grown. |
| The Grevillea cultivar sold by plant | nurseries as "Grevillea stenomera prostrate red" is th |
| vasive species, although it is still sold by | nurseries as yard plant, mainly because it is one of t |
| The plant is sold in | nurseries as an ornamental tree. |
| tem has Level II Trauma Centers and Level II | nurseries at both of its medical centers. |
| Garden | Nurseries at Old Ellerby |
| on 100.2FM from a transmission site Telstar | Nurseries at Cook's Green near Little Clacton in Tendr |
| The Glen Saint Mary | Nurseries Company is a historic site in Glen St. Mary, |
| ough agricultural areas (primarily landscape | nurseries, cornfields, tomato farms, and elephant ear |
| th support from a Boy Scout troop and nearby | nurseries, delivered 1,000 boxwood plants to the islan |
| was one of the original founders of Stern's | Nurseries, developers of Miracle-Gro, and authored sev |
| on all aspects of gardening as well as local | nurseries displaying and selling items for home garden |
| , allowing for more rooms to house servants, | nurseries, etc. |
| Pontchartrain and Borgne serve as estuarine | nurseries for various fish species, crabs and shrimp. |
| arge, aggressive grass that has been sold in | nurseries for use as an ornamental grass in gardens, a |
| tolerant and dramatic plant is cultivated by | nurseries for use in personal gardens and larger xeris |
| Nurseries for fisheries | |
| The plant is groomed in small herbal | nurseries for applications in medicine preparation. |
| an algaecide, bactericide, and fungicide in | nurseries, greenhouses, garden centers, and interiorsc |
| From French | nurseries, Grenache has become the fourth most widely |
| Four years later, Blooms | Nurseries had become one of the largest English nurser |
| Tangmere Airfield | Nurseries have built huge glasshouses for the cultivat |
| ago, Japanese immigrants operated botanical | nurseries here. |
| In 1921 he joined the family firm, Hillier | Nurseries, his early career spent in assisting his fat |
| talogue of the now-defunct Arborvillage Farm | Nurseries, Holt, Missouri. |
| ge in Dublin, which is one of the main rugby | nurseries in Ireland. |
| c tool, and was the most widely read book in | nurseries in England next to the Bible and Pilgrim's P |
| Wingerworth also has two pre-schools and | nurseries in New Road Nursery and Hunloke Park school |
| t Green Cape, New South Wales by Austraflora | Nurseries in 1975, and registered as a cultivar in 198 |
| s a Chinese Elm cultivar raised by Fleming's | Nurseries in Victoria, Australia, propagated from a Ch |
| 'Variegata' is no longer available from | nurseries in Europe, and is not known to have been int |
| rida, and is sold as a home dooryard tree by | nurseries in the state. |
| tate of food fed to young children attending | nurseries in England and Wales. |
| A 2002 study of children in residential | nurseries in Bucharest, in which the DAI was used, cha |
| village, at the site of the former Rochford | Nurseries in Forest Hall Road. |
| It will be able to detect stellar | nurseries in galaxies, protoplanetary discs around you |
| the largest and most prominent harness horse | nurseries in the world”. |
| phthora palmivora had been detected in plant | nurseries in Sicily, leading to root rot and death of |
| a flower shop as well as growing fields and | nurseries in Coronado, Pacific Beach, and Mission Hill |
| ham or the courtyard gardens at Chelsea), 77 | nurseries in the main marquee, ten rose growers in the |
| The first group to do so was Houweling | Nurseries in 1996. |
| Prior to 1986 the | nurseries in Bristol would produce over 80,000 mum pla |
| lly when young, and is commonly available at | nurseries in the American southwest. |
| ge in Dublin, which is one of the main rugby | nurseries in Ireland. |
| ustry in the parish, with many horticultural | nurseries including the world renowned Denman Gardens. |
| on botanical expeditions and visits to other | nurseries including the Downing nursery, owned by Char |
| brought his experiences of French and German | nurseries into the company as well as an element of fl |
| Today the site of Wallace | Nurseries is a housing estate and most of the roads ta |
| The biggest of the | nurseries is owned and run by the de Lang family. |
| nd in the area as well as the famous Wallace | Nurseries known for their carnations. |
| There are also several primary schools and | nurseries, most notable are Swinton Fitzwilliam Primar |
| lis Fiorei' was cloned by the Charles Fiorei | Nurseries of Prairie View, Illinois, circa 1957 from a |
| with several plant and produce companies and | nurseries, Omega School has a large migrant Hispanic p |
| lso, some new growth is attributable to tree | nurseries on the Seychelles, which raise D. nobilis se |
| The two | nurseries operated together for ten years until the de |
| e toxic chemicals could come from croplands, | nurseries, orchards, building sites, gardens, lawns an |
| Plants may be purchased at | nurseries planted in place. |
| Initially marketed by Princeton | Nurseries, Princeton, New Jersey, (but not listed 2007 |
| gs in the rice seed beds (also known as rice | nurseries) shortly before transplanting and BPH enter |
| UK | nurseries stocking the plant can be found in the RHS P |
| ila cultivar 'Manchu' was raised by Stewarts | Nurseries, Sutherland, Saskatchewan, circa 1951 from s |
| Distributed by Glen St. Mary | Nurseries, the variety was awarded the Silver Wilder M |
| ading as Blooms of Bressingham, although the | nurseries themselves are not open to the public. |
| sgolion Meithrin established play groups and | nurseries throughout Wales which allow children to lea |
| of two kinds - rural residential estates and | nurseries to the south, and a new residential estate, |
| n branch manages three state-of-the-art tree | nurseries, two environmental education centers, and pa |
| In the past it was often mistakenly sold by | nurseries under the name 'Louis van Houtte'. |
| wers, ornamentals growing in greenhouses and | nurseries, vegetable and cole crops, cotton, maize, ri |
| 10: 9 1932 and originally raised at Hesse's | Nurseries, Weener, Germany. |
| , Cedar leaf blight is of greater concern in | nurseries, where conditions are ideal for fungal growt |
| Johnny was a commercial nurseryman, planting | nurseries where he believes families will settle in a |
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