hayrack造句

• If you use a hayrack planter, you'll need a coco mat liner or sheet moss.
• Above the counter is a hayrack salvaged from a barn; hanging from it are more than 100 ladles.
• Using a metal hayrack, lay a cocoa liner inside the form, in this case, sheet liner.
• Examinations between family-bound babies and small children, day and week hayracks-as well as Institution children.
• For many families, the Pumpkin Patch's hayrack rides, face painting and balloon animals have become an annual tradition.
• These patients were brought by special trains and met with teams and hayracks at the end of the Illinois Central Railroad spur and transported to the hospital.
• This yardlong hayrack planter, coated to guard against rust, cost $ 67, but you can find uncoated planters at garden centers for about $ 30.
• As an important gathering place, the blacksmith shop kept busy with shoeing horses, building hayrack and buggy wheels, and fixing just about anything that broke.
• A fun way to jazz up a hayrack, he said, is to cover it in sheet moss, poke holes in the sides and insert trailing plants.
• The survey showed various stages of original building, which included a hay loft and wood partitions, with stable block and cattle shed with hayracks and feed troughs.
• You can go as simple as a homemade wooden box, for less than $ 10, or as high end as metal hayracks, which sell for $ 50 to $ 100.
• This year, though, Balekian's neighbor, Wes Stucki, has tried to start his own tradition by opening the Pumpkin Village and The Haunted Barn _ with a petting zoo and hayrack and pony rides _ right next door.
• The remoteness of the settlement has contributed to the fact that it has preserved its character, with typical mid-19th-century rural architecture including rectangular stone and wooden houses as well as original outbuildings such as barns, granaries, and hayracks.
• Above the beds he hung window boxes and hayracks that in summer spill with so many annuals _ herbs, geraniums, coleus, lantana, caladiums, even tall purple fountain grass _ it's next to impossible to tell where the house leaves off and the garden begins.