One day in early Spring I saw a German neighbor gathering elderberry blossoms, of which she said she intended making fritters.
One day in early Spring, John Landis came into the house hurriedly, saying, "Sarah, your old Shanghai rooster is sick.
These trees may be best distinguished in early springby the color of the unfolding leaves.
The moths emerge from the ground in early spring, but many come out during pleasant mild days in the winter, and some even in the autumn; so the remedies must be applied early to be of any use.
One of these consists in the removal of alternate buds, or even a greater proportion than one half; this may be performed either in the end of winter or in early spring, or even after the buds have pushed, still later in the season.
These aerial diversions are never performed singly, but in small parties of a dozen or more, and are more common in early spring, and at the close of the breeding-period, than during the intervening time.
But not unlike their many kin, the desire for food is so strong, that most of the time in early spring is spent in its search.
Flowers solitary or few, in loose clusters; woodland plants blooming in early spring (1-3 dm.
Our own lawn is rolled with an iron roller during the winter and early spring; but when mowing begins, we prefer the new lawn-mowing machines.
The seeds of these tender annuals require to be sown inearly spring in a hot-house or a warm frame having a temperature of 65 to 75 degrees.
Autumn sowings will stand the winter and prove useful in early spring.
The seed is rather slow to germinate, but when sown in the open ground in autumn, it blooms from June to August; when sown in early spring it flowers from July to September.
In order to carry out the idea thus outlined, an early spring pruning is given while the trees are dormant, and several successive prunings are administered during the growing season.
To eradicate this disease the old stubble should be carefully removed in the fall or early spring by removing first the soil from the crown so as not to injure the buds, and cutting off the old stalks.
Of Tulips, which are so welcome in early spring, the Darwin leads all.
Early spring is the best time to prune apple trees.
Rhubarb can be transplanted every month in the year, but the best time is early spring or August.
The rows are about 2 1/2 feet apart and the planting is done in early spring.
Collection, Prices and Uses--The root is dug in autumn, or sometimes in early spring.
It is collected either in early spring or late in autumn.
Consequently it is more abundant in Scotland during winter than summer, and when seen late in autumn is generally observed to be flying south, in early spring northwards.
However, in one instance related to me by a reliable observer, seven cottonmouths were found together on a creek bank near the Gulf Coast in early spring.
Mating is probably most concentrated in early spring at about the time when females ovulate, but copulation is not a stimulus for ovulation.
Average size at birth can be determined accurately by the size of young captured in early spring, at least in northern parts of the range where winter feeding and growth do not occur at all or are negligible.
In the case of the Gray-veined White we collect in early spring in New England, or other Northern states, a lot of chrysalids.
They are helping to carry the species over from one season to another, and as the days become longer and warmer they appear on the wing more and more, seeking such liquid food as the field and forest yields during the days of early spring.
Sargent observed the flowers opening in September while those of cork elm appear in early spring.
The greenish-yellow flowers open in early spring, and the seeds are ripe in April or May, depending on the season and region.
They are slow to fall, however, and it is not unusual for them to cling to the branches until late winter or early spring.
The flowers appear with the leaves in early spring, but the seeds do not ripen until autumn, when they are bright red.
The seeds, which should be as fresh as possible, never more than two years old, should be sown in permanent quarters as soon as the weather becomes settled in early spring.
Where dill has not already been grown seed may be sown in early spring, preferably in a warm sandy soil, where the plants are to remain.
Seed is sown in early spring, either in a cold frame or in the open ground, and the seedlings transplanted in early summer.
Hence the plants are propagated by planting the individual bulbs or by division of clumps in early spring.
It is these winter residents which become active in early spring.
Evening Grosbeaks are semi-gregarious the year around, but are seen to best advantage in winter or early spring, when they flock closely and visit city parks or wooded lawns.
These constitute its exclusive diet save in early spring when, under the spell of adverse weather, dried berries are sought.
When the youngsters are "ready for college," the reserve of early spring is set aside and the hillsides are made to resound with much practice of that uncanny yell before mentioned.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "early spring" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
