salt hay造句

• Circle the plant, stuff the enclosure with salt hay and staple it closed.
• I once tried mounding roses with salt hay.
• This means that the salt hay sold in nurseries has been gathered from the wild.
• In the 1700s, Dutch and British colonists farmed salt hay and chopped cedar trees.
• Salt hay marshes serve as pollution filters and as buffers against flooding and shoreline erosion.
• Salt hay harvested along the shores was used as food and bedding for horses and cattle.
• Q . Something called " salt hay " is often suggested as a winter mulch.
• Near the coast, salt hay is a popular blanketing material, and common straw is available everywhere.
• Snapper and flounder, the hunting of waterfowl, sand milling, and the harvesting of salt hay.
• Many coastal roads ( mostly dirt ) were once used for the transportation of salt hay or Saltmeadow Cordgrass.
• Care must be taken to distinguish raccoon sign from that of salt hay along the edges of tidal creeks.
• Salt hay, which is sometimes called salt-marsh hay, comes from the grasses that are found only in salt marshes.
• When it does, use something like salt hay or pine needles and cover the mulch with evergreens to keep it from blowing away.
• In my own asparagus patch, for example, I have kept weeds out for many years with an annual mulch of salt hay.
• The earliest occupants were baymen who built sheds as base camps while " marshing, " or cutting salt hay as winter feed for farmers'livestock.
• Local Long Island baymen and farmers used the island for fishing and harvesting salt hay; no people lived on the Island year round for more than two centuries.
• Salt hay is a good winter blanket for perennials and young shrubs, helping conserve moisture through dry spells and minimize the rapid alternate freezing and thawing of the soil.
• After hard frost, mulch around the stubs of the plants with a 10-inch layer of straw, salt hay, compost, composted manure or any combination of these.
• Spencer was a partner in the cattle importation venture, and they " spotted what an asset to a prosperous settlement would be the several thousand acres of fine salt hay, just waiting to be cut or even fed off in pasture ".
• Litchko, 38, of Dennisville, who has been a professional fisherman since the age of 12, said that the crab population has flourished on inland marshes in the two years since Public Service Electric & Gas Co . restored 14, 000 acres of salt hay fields along the coast to their natural swampy state.