In China, extensive replanting programs have existed since the 1970s.

The process of both clearance and replanting continues today, although different tree species are often involved.

Some replanting has occurred, but the Court's former appearance is far from being restored.

The landers still don't understand that replanting isn't the same, not for centuries.

Replanting of 20,000 trees and shrubs followed, using species present in the original garden.

Retilling and replanting of the land had led to erosion.

"He's out seeing to the replanting of the South Farm."

In this replanting, Malbec became more dominant than it had been before.

The vineyard underwent major replanting during the 1950s, and today the vines average 30 years of age.

The impact of Dutch elm disease led to large-scale replanting after 1945.

Since then, she has supervised the replanting of thousands of trees.

The alfalfa replanting was being cautiously hailed as a success.

Replanting of brownfield land has created new parks and recreation areas.

The replanting was a pioneer initiative in all Latin America.

When well managed, the plantation soils can sustain endless replanting.

Two books of commentaries proved indispensable for the replanting scheme.

But with proper division, summer care and careful replanting, the bulbs should prove to be reliable in years to come.

In other cases, double digging is only really needed on starting a new garden, or on total replanting.

It is important to note, that restoration can often be sped up through the replanting of native vegetation.

Does the replanting of Redwood change anything much?

Yearly replanting of crops such as cotton leads to soil erosion.

Since the canyon fire had just jumped over to the preserve, the women thought a replanting scheme would be a worthy goal.

At this dire moment, the devil, in the form of a wild hunter, offered to assist them with the replanting.

Replanting has occurred at some properties as a land restoration strategy, a food crop and in the long term for harvest.

Ancient bunjae trees were taken for replanting as bonsai in Japanese gardens.

Since the last century it has been replanted once again.

And the day before that, it had been to replant bank 83.

"But they're making a big effort to replant the place."

Some had been replanted with flora brought up from Earth.

The target of replanting 60,000 trees a year was not met.

We'd let it drift for a year and then replant.

My country was once like a paradise, and I want to replant it.

Eventually there was a day when the first flowers were replanted.

The trees died from drought and had to be replanted.

These areas were replanted with some six hundred thousand trees.

He replanted over 250,000 trees after this storm, nearly all with his own hands.

Before replanting it is necessary to improve the ground conditions.

Some plantations are now replanting for the first time in over 20 years.

Strawberries were also affected and will have to be replanted.

Analysts say the crops in some areas must be replanted.

I realize, you know, that the logging companies are replanting.

Some had washed out of the soil, but they could be replanted.

At least we were able to replant without further molestation.

He replanted the park there, and added a number of unusual trees.

That's done, except now we need to replant what burned.

This week is their last chance to replant soybeans lost earlier.

To date, some of the trees have been cleared and replanted.

It's all been replanted and apart the fact that people pull them out is.

It's best to divide and replant it in the spring every 3 to 4 years.

It was replanted, but had to be amputated in 1989.