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Meanings of die back in English
Catalan
assecar-se Usage of die back in English
1
Soon the basil would die back, and then, when the snow came, the thyme.
2
The plants die back in fall, but they reemerge in spring from the roots.
3
You think I ran away and left Mom to die back on First Night.
4
He has given us perhaps the reason why pecans die back when grafted upon other stocks.
5
Liandrin let the fires die back to normal; there was no longer any need for such.
6
Allow the foliage to die back naturally.
7
Their trouble is known as die back.
8
When the top leaves begin to turn yellow and die back, the bulbs are ready for harvesting.
9
After flowering, the flowers go on growing and the plant should be watered and looked after until they die back naturally.
10
The tips will die back and then you can cut those off - but once again, just wait a little longer.
11
Should he wait for the Bajorans to forget about the so-called massacre, for the unrest to die back down to manageable levels?
12
Although the leaves sometimes persist through colder weather, most varieties die back, so it will leave a gap in the winter border.
13
Carolyn stood on the terrace with Hannah, watching the flames slowly die back until all that was left was an angry glow.
14
Of course, you can always take the fish off and allow the embers to die back a little if it seems too fierce.
15
And so much of you was bleeding so badly when we left, I thought you really might die back there in the woods.
16
Lift them after they have finished flowering but before the leaves die back - while they are still "in the green".