- fine, soft
texture and can be left
unmown as it only
grows to a
height of 6–12
inches (15–30 cm). When left
unmown, it
forms a
humpy convoluted surface...
-
Laura (September 26, 2014). "For Bee-Friendly Parks, Head For the
Great Unmown". CityLab. Shepherd, Matthew; Vaughan, Mace;
Hoffman Black,
Scott (2008)...
-
justified as a
practical measure designed to stop "snakes"
slithering among unmown weeds.
Shmuel Agnon, a ****ure
Nobel prize winner,
wrote in his 1945 novel...
- Tübingen, Germany,
found this
species exclusively in a
sample of
autumnally unmown lawn, but not in mown lawn samples. "Oulema
erichsonii (Suffrian, 1841)"...
- Lake View
Cemetery were
seriously neglected.
Sections ready for sale were
unmown,
weeds and
other plants grew wild, and
erosion and
drought had left some...
- of the moon-lit
sward Was damask-work, and deep
inlay Of
braided blooms unmown,
which crept Adown to
where the
waters slept. A
goodly place, a goodly...
-
Spiked rampion, Bistort, Poet's daffodil, and
others are more
often found in
unmown pastures (whether
granite or basalt):
Petty whin,
Hairy greenweed, Field...
- walked, you
could smell the
spirit of an
unburied human corpse. The mined,
unmown fields were full of
ominous secrets.
Immeasurable was the
tragedy of ordinary...
-
hemlock give the area a
deadly beauty in
sections which the
council leaves unmown.
Later in the year
Himalayan balsam and
bindweed flower there and stinging...
-
parks under its control, with
visitors noting broken down attractions,
unmown lawns, and
other signs of a lack of
vigilant upkeep. The
Partnership has...
