garden pond造句

• While installing a garden pond looks complicated, it really isn't.
• Garden ponds are popular in many landscape design and gardening traditions around the world.
• All this potentially incriminating material ended up at the bottom of his garden pond.
• I suppose you mean an artificial garden pond, but that's not obvious.
• -Stock garden ponds with goldfish or mosquito fish to eat the mosquito eggs and larvae.
• He realizes her garden pond is salt water and discovers a pair of bifocals in it.
• In particular, garden ponds can be pathways for the spread of invasive non-native plants.
• The sculptures contain references to water, for example, a moulded rowing boat, surfboard and a garden pond.
• The plant is believed to have been brought to Africa by colonists, who used it to decorate their garden ponds.
• The dog bolts across the shady yard to a little garden pond and waterfall and sniffs for quail in the flowerbed.
• Algae often grow in very high densities in ponds because of the high nutrient levels that are typical of garden ponds.
• It connects the Slater Park Duck Pond, Friendship Gardens Pond, and the Blageddy Swamp to the Ten Mile River.
• Kitchen garden ponds also were used come the 14th and 15th centuries, and were meant to offer ornamental value as well.
• By contrast, the plants in my little garden pond have thrived : iris, cattail, some seaweedy thing I pinched somewhere.
• That day he was scooping thin mats of floating algae from one of the water garden ponds, just as he did weekly.
• The plant originated in southeast Brazil and was exported as part of the pet industry to be used in aquaria and garden ponds.
• In 1678, in the midst of further legal wrangling over the Tradescant Collection, Hester was found drowned in a garden pond.
• Garden ponds can attract attention from predators such as ( in North America ) raccoons, herons, snakes, and domestic cats.
• Towards the end of the seventies, sera turned to the garden pond sector and developed a complete range of pond care products.
• There are hundreds of species of algae that can grow in garden ponds, but they are usually noticed only when they become abundant.