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He dug it up and cleared it of stones and planted it with the choicest vines. He built a watchtower in it and cut out a winepress as well.

And it does stop when, seconds later, the vines snatch him--like a twitching fish on a line--from what would surely have been a broken neck.

One set of our ancestors allegedly found a baby wrapped in vines after a storm, she said.

resting place in a Garden or park, often made of rustic work or latticework on which plants, such as climbing shrubs or vines, are grown.

Luo Han Guo grown and harvested from vines in the Guangxi Province of China, this rare fruit is often used as a sugar substitute.

She wanted to go on like this not to the next smoothly off from nearby vines, stretching from the quagmire of mud stained the ground sway.

Aside: The song led him into a vineyard, where he found a young man singing and pruning the vines.

The lanes between vines are exactly as wide as the tractor, so the little group had to duck into and underneath the vines all day long.

They are overgrown with foliage at the top, and a straggly beard of vines hangs down beneath them like the roots of an air-fern.

He was pushing past some vines when a black winged snake grabbed him with its tail and threw him into the sky.

It was early afternoon when I turned off the main road leading out of Vacqueyras and followed the narrow, stony track through the vines.

That is, fear of the Lord, and his wife like the vines that are as valuable, the good of families everywhere.

All sort of arrivistes from every walk of life joined the party, buying up sheep farms to plant vines.

One of the numerous vines curling up nearly climbed up the pointed roof when a bout of wind blew it and hung in the sky.

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Black vines crept in and out of windows, through doors and over archways, up the sides of high stone walls.

Place your vines over a southeast- to south west-facing slope therefore their- leaves can soak up equally as much sunshine as can be.

When Lars first arrived in the late sixties, nothing but two tattered crosses marked the graves, overgrown with vines.

Fruit electric short cut is mainly used for fruit trees, vines, mulberry tree planting, gardening and landscaping pruning work.

The vines are planted on clay and limestone hillsides and terraces covered with small pebbles and fully exposed to the sun.

The army said it would take two weeks to get here, but I had 1, 000 vines that had to be in the ground immediately or else they'd die.

In southern cities, it is customary to see grape vines trailed upwards along apartment balconies, providing shade and fruit at each level.

egg-shaped tropical fruit of certain passionflower vines; used for sherbets and confectionery and drinks.

In the shimmering light of the Atlantic shy, the vines run in waves towards the banks of the estuary or "river" as they call it locally.

And vines are the only way to leave the tree and explore the forest.

Standing up to relieve their backs thrust their heads into the vines, which are covered in pesticides.

any of a variety of muskmelon vines having fruit with a smooth white rind and white or greenish flesh that does not have a musky smell.

Today those chalky plains are planted with vines that produce more than 200 million bottles of sparkling wine a year.

Every time we invite Bill to dinner, he shows up with one of his clinging vines.

The lost hikers were resourceful and were able to build a shelter out of branches and vines.

Finally my nerves gave away and I turned and bolted, through the unfamiliar plantation, tangled vines and rustling leafage.

The stars and vines looked, suddenly, like the efforts of a nine-year-old.

They plant crops and grape vines , brew wine to drink, feed cows to milk, and weed the garden to grow flowers.

One day, I found surprising, Alocasia leaves droop a few vines, the top is a small bud, I finally made the effort to return.

The city's industrial areas, once centres of garment-making, are now ghost towns. Cowpea vines blow around the empty roads.

After a few days, about 20 centimeters long loofah high. Vines tightly grasped a certain place, and strive to climb.

They found no treasure, but the vines repaid their labor by an extraordinary and superabundant crop.

Any of numerous woody vines of the genus Vitis, bearing clusters of edible berries and widely cultivated in many species and varieties.

We chug upstream through the jungle in a little fishing boat, past deep rock channels, dripping with vines and moss.

FROM the Honig Winery in the heart of the Napa Valley, vines heavy with grapes stretch all the way to the distant hills.

The Lord will restore the splendor of Jacob like the splendor of Israel, though destroyers have laid them waste and have ruined their vines.

The doctor can bury his mistakes, but an architect can only advise his clients to plant vines.

The willows and aspens were bursting out in young buds. Shrubs and vines were putting on fresh grabs of green.

Then she began to climb the hill, following the path that snaked between the vines.

We were charmed by the cobbled alleyways, courtyards decorated with vines and the sparkling, warm waters of the Adriatic.

There were vines creeping across the blackened gravestones, slowly pulling them back to the jungle.

They were short of sticks to make frames for the climbing vines, without which the yield would be halved.

So with a couple of brave young men, we decided to plant the vines.

Furthermore, the right weather conditions must prevail during the various stages of the growth cycle of the vines.

Some splendid vines threw a profusion of white and pink flowers over the bamboos, filling the air with fragrance.

The vines trailed down the side of the building.

Since Aries are always starting new ventures, they're never clinging vines, something you appreciate in a lover.

With majestic trees festooned with orchids, bromeliads, ferns, vines, and mosses, it's home to a multitude of rare animal and plant species.

Merlot vines on limestone soil produce rich, round wines with an attractive silkiness and a long aftertaste.

Guests can stroll among the 60-year-old vines solo or with a guide and then attend a wine tasting in the bodega.

vines trailing through the garden.

To kill a wild pig, which may weigh as much as a man, the Anga construct a trap using little more than sticks, vines, rocks and gravity.

The sheet of paper still looked a little bare, so I added vines in green, weaving them around the words.

He covered the forest road with an easy, measured pace, pausing here and there to brush aside vines and low branches.

Cabernet Sauvignon, Age of vines 13 years, Handpicked premium grade, stored in American &French Oak barrels 12 months before bottling.

But a closer look reveals each spiral band is inlaid with tiny gold figures of animals and hunters amid flowers and vines.

Imprints of a moon, a woman on the moon, flowers, vines, or a rabbit may surround the characters for additional decoration.

Often the preferred vines for wine produce a low yield because of poor soil, making the roots work harder for nourishment.

Cabernet Sauvignon, Age of vines 8 years, Handpicked premium grade, stored in American &French Oak barrels 6 months before bottling.

Highly fertile soil provides nutrients and minerals that make California vines among the healthiest in the world.

It may seize the chance to add to its holdings of vines if growers go bankrupt, or it could buy up struggling small champagne houses.

He'd glimpsed some ruins along the banks, piles of masonry overgrown by vines and moss and flowers, but no other signs of human habitation.

it coiled up the sandy bank and tangled its foam in vines that trailed from the forest and roots that looped the shore.

In tropical regions of India, Africa, and South America, fibrous vines were used to build suspension bridges.

Illyrio pointed out the smooth stone plinth on which the second sphinx once stood, now grown over with moss and flowering vines.

A large number of the telegraph lines were going in all directions, as crooked as the vines that grapes grow on.

You wish to have a roof, the roof covered with green on the vines, the vines bear numerous Luffa Lane.

The guests were sitting at long trestle tables under a ceiling of vines, or dancing in a clearing of beaten earth.

Mostly made with the youngest vines on the estate, its structure is less assertive and can be enjoyed earlier.

By mowing alternate rows, we encouraged the insects to migrate over the grape vines devouring all the bad bugs on the way.

In that day, in every place where there were a thousand vines worth a thousand silver shekels, there will be only briers and thorns.

If the ideal climate were ever to exist it would include sufficient moisture and warmth to enable the vines to grow and the grapes to ripen.

A doctor can bury mistakes, an architect can only advise his client to plant vines.

The fox walks into a garden. He sees the ripe grapes on the grape vines.

Of the competitors to NetWare, only Banyan Vines had comparable technical strengths, but Banyan never gained a secure base.

This picture taken is a set of vines, you can see a ray of sunshine through the vines.

If the vines are left unprotected, the whole crop may be lost in a matter of minutes.

Next spring all over Patroclus 's potato field grew running vines, and in the fall Giants' heads.

The gardener entwined the grape vines around the supports.

Vines were initially planted on this Estate in 1988, followed by the establishment of the first winery in the region.

He always brings one of his clinging vines to our dinner.

Thou shalt yet plant vines upon the mountains of Samaria: the planters shall plant, and shall eat them as common things.

Maybe I was the descendant of a baby who was found wrapped in vines.

Sometimes, as we waded amid razor-sharp vines and spiky palms, the water was up to our necks.

Traditional pergola vines are still widespread but for the production of "fine wine" trellising is essential.

The main reason is when the seedling was propagated by bending the vines, the infected seedling could cause serious diseases in fields.

A combination of low yielding vines, warm days and cool nights has led to good even ripening in the vineyard .

The former owner had laid out flower-beds, and arranged green hardwood tubs for the reception of various hardy plants and vines.

When the summer , Entwined with sprawling vines , Slowly drifted away, Accompanied by the fallen Cape Jasmine petals .

In 1788 Captain Arthur Phillip arrived at Sydney Cove he bought along Australia's first grape vines from Brazil and the Cape of Good Hope.

Take for us the foxes , the little foxes , which do damage to the vines; our vines have young grapes.

She can see her objectives, but the rose vines tie her leg to her chair, limiting her movement.

Rock-hard frozen grapes are carefully plucked from the vines and placed in shallow crates, as daylight greets the cold, but hardy pickers .

On either side long rows of pumpkins lay in the dust, each in its own tangle of vines.

Frozen grapes are carefully, but quickly, hand-plucked from the vines, and while still frozen, gently pressed to extract their juice.

A cool and dry August and September enabled an exceptional long ripening and maturing period for the grapes on the vines.

In the flooded forest, vines and roots created a web of gnarled wood, covered with every type of biting insect.

Description: Herbaceous vines, glabrous except for pubescent on stem nodes, petioles , and leaf margin.

Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines: for our vines [have] tender grapes.

It is a well-known fact that vines grow better on a slope: could there be a connection?

Vines woody. Branches, petioles, peduncles, and pedicels densely pubescent.

Now the valley is home to glorious vines that are bearing wonderful fruit to produce award winning wines.

Most of our vines are grown in black, clay soils using advanced trellising and are all pruned by hand.

Twigs are critically important in identification of trees, shrubs and vines, especially in wintertime.

any of several shrubs and vines of the genus Jasminum chiefly native to Asia.

any of several Australasian evergreen vines widely cultivated in warm regions for their large bright yellow single flowers.

Tapirs sleep during the day, hiding under bushes and vines where their enemies cannot see them. They come out at night to hunt for food.

There I found Camponotus schmitzi workers crawling on pitcher plants that grow as vines at the base of the meranti.

Any of several varieties of two related vines(Cucumis melo or Citrullus lanatus) widely cultivated for their edible fruit.

In nature, ivy vines might also be found entwined with holly bushes.

But roof gardeners also have to think about winds that can knock over tender vines.

Grape vines thrive in well-drained soils with loamy to sandy surface layers over moderately permeable clay subsoils.

But peanut plants also have green vines with yellow flowers. These vines or stems grow above the ground and are quite long.

Swiftly across the vines now . Press Jump. Then hold down Action to grab onto the bars.

Vines may bear fruit precociously, and production should be controlled on young vines to prevent delays in establishment.

he buried the winds vines so the root system would could continue to grow . he fed the plant a mixture containing fish and seaweed.

In the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, for instance, American bittersweet vines are dwindling away, outcompeted by Oriental bittersweet.

The vine swingers, remember, don't see the spaces between the vines, they see only the vines.

They made their way through a jungle woven with creepers and vines .

The melon vines flourished with big leaves wavering in wind, vines dancing and yellow flowers blooming side by side.

Herbaceous vines. Stem terete, slightly angulate, glabrous.

Over centuries, particular vines have been chosen for their desirable characteristics.

At Honig, several rows of vines had to be chopped down.

This species lays its eggs almost exclusively on this plant's twisted vines.

Groves of willow and walnut trees sheltered pretty terraces of vines, maize, pumpkins and potatoes.

For all other climates use deciduous vines or trees to the north, and deciduous or evergreen trees to the east and west.

harvests are earlier and sun-hungry French varieties are replacing hardier Germanic vines.

The concept of vines, in addition to much fruit, there are many valuable advantages.

succulent subshrubs or vines; tropical and subtropical India and Africa and Malaysia.

Genetically modified vines worry French winemakers.

They were covered with the vines of towel gourd .

Many good, you infinite longing: If I have a roof covered vines . . . In fact, you already have to imagine where in the ----.

Subshrubs, vines, or herbs perennial, with tuberous roots or creeping rhizomes.

He restored his juices by launching Vines of Mendoza, a vineyard rental service in Argentina's wine region.

Woody vines, hemiparasitic, often on branches of other trees, evergreen.

Vines were widely grown in England and Wales from Roman times until well into the Middle Ages.

The vines, like other planes plants, need to be proved pruned every year.

This mouse uses the rain forest's network of tree branches and vines "almost like a highway in the forest, " said Helgen.

Not long after, the wall was flecked with green vines and leaves.

The night breezes were pleasant with the scent of jessamine and wild honeysuckle vines.

Opportunities, you see, are like vines.

The wines vines, like other plants, need to be proved pruned every year.

Herbs perennial or annual, sometimes subshrubs or herbaceous or woody vines.

Each bounce of the red vines gives birth to a child.

This will allow for some transplanting to occur and get the vines spaced properly for maximum production.

Environmental ly, recycling of water eases the burden on the town water supply for irrigating the vines.

The grass dragon, also called " burning incense dragon" , is made from rice straw and green vines, with burning incenses inserted into it.

Many of Mrs Lalanne's pieces are fashioned from sinuous vines and leaves twisted into candelabra, garden benches, jewellery and gates.

Forest: strong subtropical jungle, the vines weeping inside.

Vines herbaceous or herbs twining, usually fleshy, glabrous.

In the ancient Aesop's Fable, for example, a fox keeps leaping for the grapes up in the vines and can't reach them.

genus of tropical shrubs or vines having pinnate leaves and large axillary flowers.

This fixation on the vines does not mean they are less likely to fall.

Most people don't see the vines, they see only the space between the vines.

An outsider, intruding on this place like kudzu vines.

He clambered up by grasping the vines that circled about the tree , using the nodes of the trunk for his footholds .

Farmers planted the vines hoping to cash in on the seemingly endless boom in Australian wine.

If mature vines and fruit trees die in the coming months through the lack of water, the economic fallout will be more serious and lasting.

Dr Gray has been working for years on making vines resistant to these diseases by modifying their genes.

The grape vines are badly diseased and will not produce any fruit this year.

Green passion fruit vines like morning glory, it's wrapped in rattan iron balconies line, has been climbing up.

She was training her vines to grow upwards.

Beat your breasts for the pleasant fields , for the fruitful vines .

Trees small, shrubs, or vines, erect or scandent, evergreen or deciduous.

The house rose out of weeds, vines, trees and blossoms.

He smote their vines also and their fig trees; and brake the trees of their coasts.

Many of its farms are covered with wine grapes, dying on the vines.

Much of the 2000 acres lie on the vineyard with some of the vines dating back to 1946.

The ensnared victims cannot move or attack anyone until they have destroyed the vines holding them.

Yet for centuries our people have lived in a city that is nothing more than a shambling pile of stones and rotting vines.

Area Serai, intertwined vines and plant species richness.

Crystal wings, purple vines, it is the angel of the sanctuary, the temple of the devil.

The vines had been attacked by mildew.

Summarized by the words of Jewish civilization - the vines body is a treasure!

He slashed at the vines with a machete.

It is not a place of grain or figs or vines or pomegranates , and there is not even water to drink.

Office was vines covered. There are also many artists' studios, photography studios, and other art-related institutions in this small space.

One company, Tontine Wines, specialises in wines made from all-amurensis vines grown in Jiangxi province in the south-east of China.

large black American bug that sucks sap of vines of the gourd family.

He destroyed their vines with hail, and their sycamore trees with frost.

Planting grapes in nutrition less soil, even dry poor soil will strain the vines.

small genus of Australian woody vines with small violet flowers; closely related to genus Kennedia.

At first balls were made of grass or leaves held together by vines.

Your caresses enfold me, like climbing vines on melancholy walls.

The trees in fact concealed an ancient chalk quarry, now half over? grown with thorn trees and vines.

growth and mineral nutrition of Actinidia vines is reviewed.

Plowing grape vines Pruning grapevines must be done very carefully.

The wall was overgrown with Ivy vines.

They rushed into green vines and leaves aplenty with big and round pumpkins.

The vines have overgrown the wall.

"Even so, we're surprised at how well some vines survive using less water, " he says.

EVER since they started pumping water for their vines, the wine growers of Langhorne Creek have learnt to cope with crises.

The winery was established by the Irish doctor John Lagan who arrived in Margaret River in 1968 and planted his first vines in 1977.

The fact is that vines need this miserable growth medium and the seasons tempered by the ocean to give their best.

a fanciful pattern with intertwined vines and flowers.

Autumn leaves, the ivy vines, become yellow, wither, some fell.

Vines woody, deciduous, climbing by aerial roots.

Vines woody. Branches shallowly grooved, sparsely puberulous at nodes, elsewhere glabrous.

Hoist the plant, for long stretches the vines generations.

The island grows cereals, vines, melons and pumpkins.

Herbs annual or perennial, rarely subshrubs or vines.

and she ran away and climbed a tree where she wrapped her ankles with vines.

Vines woody. Branches shallowly 12-grooved, glabrous, densely minutely white furfuraceous at nodes.

We raise our cows and goats almost entirely on corn stalks, cucumber vines and other crop wastes.

Vines and trees sprout from decrepit bungalows.

Herbs, shrubs, trees, or sometimes spiny vines.

Herbs twining or woody vines, rarely erect, small herbs.

On the marble fence, I put on lots of Lvluo and all the vines are pendent, the marble fence covered by green leaves.

Once in the canopy , trie vines grow from one tree to another, providing walkways for many species living there.

"Today is sunny, " she replies, looking out a window framed by creeper vines. "My father is happy because today his pigeons are happy. "

Vines of henna flowers trail up her wrists; her lipstick is blood red.

The green vines are crawling the bus stop in Cornwall, England.

They found none, however: but the vines, after so thorough a digging, produced a crop such as had never before been seen.

a plantation of grape vines where wine grapes are produced.

Okay, well, then I'll just cut your vines with my ruby sword.

Vines straggled over the yard.

However because of the compact soil, this is not the best place to grow vines in Bordeaux.

Trim trees and vines away from gutters to maintain a minimum 24-inch clear zone.

Villagers live in tidy, white-washed homes with gray tile roofs and courtyards planted with vegetables and grape vines.

And the industry since then hasn't taken enough steps to remove vines and rationalize itself since.

Zar brooks who joined the Langmeil board as a Director in 2004 speaks about the vines with passion and pride .

Then I see it. It is surrounded by fields, rape or wheat or vines in the Palatinate, lavender in Provence.

The sere vines, the old trees, and nestling crows.

Memories haunted me as vines, my breath, and then died in the memory.

A beige rug patterned with leafy vines and pink flowers.

He buried the vines so the root system could continue to grow.

The winter was very wet and the cold weather lasted well into the spring, leading to late development of the vines.

Vines woody. Branches fistulose, shallowly 10--18-grooved, densely furfuraceous at nodes, elsewhere glabrous.

Vines woody, twining, to 3 m. Branchlets terete, striped, twisted, glabrous or puberulent.

Vines run riot over the whole wall.

I keep the vines trimmed up so they don't look bare and the plant looks fuller.

The newly planted vines quickly took hold.

Right, unwind the vines, and don't let go until we're all on board.

Pruning grape vines must be done very carefully.

In addition, using the lambs costs much less than hiring workers to prune the vines for 7 weeks in the summer.

When enchanted land becomes tapped, destroy it and Steam Vines deals 1 damage to that land's controller.

The grape vines will grow unattended.

vines that were weighed down with grapes.

Rather, they burrow underground and get nutrients from their vines.

A tractor sprays the vines on the Oremus estate.

About thee, as wild vines, about a tree.

Vines woody. Branches shallowly longitudinally 10-grooved, puberulous.

When I way back childhood, I always toughly stood under the vines, to wait them, comes out.

Now, a vinery winery in Canada has imported a natural way to control its grape vines .

100% use the vines from Chateau Lafite and bottling there.