planting

Preposition: of

• sapling: Small farmers employ laborers for such activities as the planting of paddy saplings, vegetables and for the harvesting of paddy and wheat.
• hedgerow: The installation of anti-bike gates and the planting of hedgerows should also help with this problem.
• tree: The planting of trees should be subject to section 194 consent.
• vineyard: Image: The time between the planting of a vineyard and the first drop of revenue can be lengthy.
• shrub: They also enjoy having places to hide in and/or covered walkways created through clever planting of shrubs and plants.
• orchard: Planning how the cider will taste starts with the planting of orchards where a number of different varieties of tree are planted together.

Converse of object

• prohibit: The wayleave agreements that NIE have with landowners however do not prohibit the planting of trees in proximity to OELs.

Adjective modifier

• naturalistic: Under the guidance of Dutch garden designer, Henk Gerritsen, our gardeners are creating naturalistic plantings within the existing formal gardens.
• herbaceous: The Garden House - on the banks of the River Dee has many shrub and herbaceous plantings and a National Collection of Hydrangea.
• coniferous: This therefore precludes most areas of coniferous plantings which are a ' modern ' introduction to the landscape.
• broadleaved: There are a variety of small broadleaved and mixed woodlands which have been extended by recent, mainly broadleaved planting.
• encouraging: Woodland Grant and Farm Woodland Premium Schemes ( encouraging planting of new woodland and maintenance of existing woodland ).
• dense: For the past 10 or so years the riverbank has been neglected and dense planting has prevented angling from many of the swims.

Modifies a noun

• vineyard: Planting vineyards quot are in our a simple game.

Noun used with modifier

• tree: Tree planting schemes should be at least 5 years old.
• shrub: The opposite edge of the garden is bordered by a bank of single species shrub planting.
• conifer: Tree felling, conifer planting, inappropriate grazing lack of or too little grazing.
• companion: Also, can anyone recommend a good book about growing veg in beds ( about spacing, rotation, companion planting etc.
• wildflower: The site benefits from extensive native tree, shrub and wildflower plantings, creating various wildlife habitats.
• hedgerow: Some local authorities offer small-scale tree and hedgerow planting grants.