A fermenting body in a forcing vinery is an excellent plunging medium for such of these as are wanted very early.
When forming part of a range a vinery would in most cases be a lean-to structure, with a sharp pitch (45-50 deg.
Propagate chrysanthemums in cool-house or vinery under hand lights or frames.
In the vineryand peach-house, attend to the keeping down of insects by syringing; and promote the growth of the young shoots, by damping the walls and paths morning and evening.
Take your aeroplane out of myvinery and yourself out of my house.
I'm afraid Ive knocked yourvinery into a cocked hat.
They grew in thevinery at Rotherwood, and had been the pride of her father and of the head-gardener.
And even now when he spoke about her, as I have known him to do after a tumbler of grog, his hard grey eyes would glisten softly, like the vinery glass of an afternoon, when a spring cloud passes over it.
Upon the wall by the vinery a Corchorus (Kerria) japonica is laden with wreaths of golden blossom.
Our cool vinery is now gay with stages of Narcissus, Tulips, and Hyacinths, which have been brought on in heat, and are well rewarding us for what care we have given to them.
All along the vinery border has been a long row of Stocks, Asters, and Mignonette, and the scent has been delicious, especially towards evening, or after a warm shower of rain.
The prettiest thing in our vinery is a large Orange-tree, laden with last year's fruit, and soon to be covered with this spring's flowers.
The stages in the cool vinery are now gay with Spiraeas and Cinerarias.
What the two men gazed at was the figure of a boy, in shirt and trousers, going up the vinery roof, between where the early and the late houses joined and there was a sloping brick coping.
He stared wildly at the boy, who, with his legs kicking to and fro in the vinery in search of support, looked down from the roof of the building like a sculptured cherub, with arms instead of wings.
From this they saw him reach the big wall against which the vinery was built, and there he sat for a few moments motionless.
If he went off to fetch the ladder from the stable-yard, the boy would slide down the top of the vinery and escape.
To produce roses the latter part of winter, our own management has been simple and effective, giving us as many flowers as a green-house and vinery full of pots could afford.
Let them also have a green-house or conservatory opening from the drawing-room, into which all the plants can be brought from the vinery whenever they show signs of bloom.
After putting the plants in pots, as directed above, pruning them down to eight or ten buds, and hardening them in a shady place, they are removed to the vinery before the frost out of doors can have injured them, and cut down to two buds.
But still sadder details were forthcoming, when the children, who had been wondering what had become of the parents, had suddenly discovered their wasted bodies in the grass a yard or two away from the vinery door.
It was understood that the door of the vinery must be left open, that the parent swallows might fly to and fro for food; but by some accident it chanced that the door was one day closed, and the vinery not visited again for several days.
The first thing I see as soon as I goes into the little vinery there was two big slates off the top o' the house, blowed off like leaves, to go right through the glass, and there they was sticking up edgeways in the vine border.
Master and you had a deal better set to work and build me a vinery to grow some more grapes," he grumbled; but Tom laughed, and the speculum gradually began to assume its proper form.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vinery" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: arboretum; bed; border; garden; herbarium; paradise; shrubbery; vineyard
