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Meanings of perfectly hardy in English
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Usage of perfectly hardy in English
1
It is perfectly hardy, though, generally grown in pots and under glass.
2
They are perfectly hardy, and, like the parsnip, the better for frosts.
3
It is seldom seen, though easy to grow, perfectly hardy, and perennial.
4
A native of Carolina, and perfectly hardy in most parts of the country.
5
It is perfectly hardy, and grows freely in porous decomposed leaf-soil.
6
It is almost perfectly hardy, and gives me the earliest picking.
7
Afterwards they got the box elder from Manitoba, and it proved perfectly hardy.
8
It is perfectly hardy, and easily propagated by division during autumn.
9
There is but one species cultivated, and this is perennial and perfectly hardy.
10
It is perfectly hardy, though not generally known to be so.
11
It wants a cool, moist peaty soil, and is perfectly hardy.
12
It is perfectly hardy, blossoms for years, the hardy pyrethrum.
13
Some of our seedling cherries are commencing to bear and show to be perfectly hardy.
14
It is a magnificent variety, and, being perfectly hardy, should be extensively planted for ornament.
15
The parent plant of these double kinds is widely distributed over Europe; all are perfectly hardy.
16
It is graceful in form, and perfectly hardy.
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Perfectly hardy through the time
Perfectly hardy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common