water plant

The bottom line is: water plants only when they need it.

The fresh water plant runs at full capacity when the sun's up.

Some hobbyists water plants every day, which is usually too much.

Island Garden - more than 200 varieties of water plants.

It is better to err on the least side than to water plants too much.

Because of their long toes, they can stand on floating water plants.

And nurseries would not be allowed to water plants, period.

The school and clinic are connected directly to the water plant.

The Energy Department says there was no need to close the water plants.

City and private crews worked to break ice around the municipal water plant.

The popular type is the usual local water plant, used in many traditional dishes.

Often house plant enthusiasts water plants as a matter of routine.

He pointed out, for example, that many water plants are old and may have to be replaced at substantial cost.

At a certain stage of acidity, fish and water plants die.

Besides the weather or even our water plant going down, that is."

Durant has a water plant and a sewage treatment center.

Abundant growth of water plants seems to be necessary for it to thrive.

To this day, he works three days a week, watering plants in Manhattan offices.

"I turn on lights, water plants and walk their pets.

Food, water, a water plant and of course the defenses.

In Summer 1927, the carbonated mineral water plant began production.

He said his nursery sends crews to homes to water plants.

Softer land and water plants were proposed as secondary foods.

It is a paved path, except behind the Flint water plant.

If you build a water plant in a desert using mediocre technology, you're a superstar.