hop vine造句

• We sat under a canopy outdoors, admiring the hop vines growing up the side of the barn.
• Hops _ the dried flowers from the hop vine _ give beer its bitter, " hoppy " tang.
• I've got a great hops vine.
• Both wisteria and hops vines can travel by underground runners, which adds to the difficulty in controlling them.
• The flower of the hop vine is used as a flavouring and preservative agent in nearly all beer made today.
• Until Prohibition arrived, Hopland was a major center for the plentiful hop vines it had cultivated for beer production since the mid-19th century.
• The hop vine crop, which was almost ready for harvest, could be severely damaged if the hop vines were knocked to the ground.
• The hop vine crop, which was almost ready for harvest, could be severely damaged if the hop vines were knocked to the ground.
• Your house is on fire, your children do roam, " originated in England, when hop vines were burned after harvest and many ladybugs were killed.
• Her vegetable garden, a tapestry of ever-changing cabbages, lettuces, strawberries, hop vines and espaliered fruit trees, " has become a cliche copied around the world,"
• When I talk about drug plants I'm talking about my hops vine too, that we make into alcohol _ I'm not just talking about illegal plants.
• In the Russian story, a hop vine praises its stake and disparages the oak until the stake is destroyed, whereupon it winds itself about the oak and flatters it.
• Hops are the female flower clusters or seed cones of the hop vine " Humulus lupulus ", which are used as a flavouring and preservative agent in nearly all beer made today.
• A split-rail fence and a row of sunflowers barely contain massive beds of Calendula officinalis and Echinacea purpurea planted around a thyme-covered central circle with radiating paths, one passing beneath a cedar pergola draped in hops vines and hardy kiwi.
• From his store's back yard, where he has garden of hop vines snaking 12 feet up and along a trellis, Bair and his crowd brewed what he dubbed a " California red " beer, using a specially malted barley from Germany.
• On 3 September 1849 the diarist of the Washington expedition said of the western entrance to the park, " I noticed towering pines and firs, also the oak, the aspen, and the willow; and bordering the stream there was a great variety of shrubbery, the hop vine, loaded with its fruit, being intertwined among them.