The preparation of coir is a dirty and offensive occupation.

We had also on board coir, jaggeree, ghee, cocoa-nuts, and a few cases of opium.

In the year 1853, twenty-three hundred and eighty tons of coir were exported from Ceylon.

The Fiddle Game was a fine and wonderful coir.

Inside is a terracotta pot, instructions, seed paper confetti, coir compost disc and pewter plant marker.

Sun-drying is done on cement or brick floors, on coir mats or trays, or on wooden platforms.

Sheep's fescue and sweet vernal grasses grow through a protective coir mesh that will decompose in 18 months.

I then sprinkle over a layer of fine vermiculite, if I have it, and sieved coir if I don't.

We blend it with lignin-rich woody material such as coir from coconut husks, to reproduce the profile of peat.

We parcelled a bottle of gin round with a small coir line, and sent it ashore by the Nanomea man.

You must harvest this in autumn and store the seed mixed in coir in a paper bag in your fridge.

Their little sitting room had fresh coir matting, an old sofa, and the two cane chairs Toby called Bombay fornicators.

I fill the plugs with coir, scrape off the excess and shake it down, then stand it in water for five minutes.

Desmond slipped out, and in a few seconds returned with several yards of thin coir, a strong rope made of cocoanut fiber.

There it is spread upon mats (formed of coir) to the thickness of an inch, and then covered by a similar protection.

In the industrial division at Otekaike, baskets, sea-grass furniture, and all kinds of wickerware and coir mats are well made, and are readily sold.