first leaves

The plants begin to need 14 to 16 hours of light a day once the first leaves appear.

Within hours, perhaps minutes, the first leaves of the young tree should arise.

Above, the first leaves appeared, flat and heavy in the night.

The first leaves form a rosette and are dark brown.

The coast was green with new grass now and the first leaves were opening.

Emergence of the fruit is followed almost immediately by the first leaves.

The first leaves to appear will sit on the water like lily pads.

The pool had been drained and the first leaves of fall were drifting across the ground.

Don first leaves the letter of recommendation on his desk for David to read.

As the first leaves began to turn yellow, she called the chief of the men-at-arms to her again.

He at first leaves without explaining to the red team, leading White to have to inform them of his withdrawal.

The vines are pruned every year before the first leaves have opened fully.

Once the first leaves begin to emerge, the partial resistance of the plant is expressed.

Pruning of vines should take place annually, before the first leaves have fully developed.

A brisk breeze was stirring and the first leaves were loosening their hold.

Some trees droop with fruit, while others are just sprouting their first leaves.

When the seed sprouts, the cotyledons are the first leaves that the plant has.

Then they waited for the second flush of growth that a tree puts out when its first leaves are contaminated.

He first leaves the life of comfort; then the world at large; and, lastly, even the initiates.

In France, a little girl is shown one of the first leaves of spring by her mother, who points out the fine veins running through.

From emergence to full-sized first leaves requires 10-14 days.

The seed knows itself; it will grow as its nature demands, and when the first leaves open, all arguments are over."

There, it stops elongating and the first leaves emerge.

When she first leaves Soames, he offers his support.

Put forth thy first leaves in this foreign clime, Transplanted from the soil beyond the sea.