The first step in these profound physical changes is a rapid growth in height that makes itself manifest about the fifteenth year.
It is not of so rapid growth as the three previous, and may be kept as a bush; though it will grow to a considerable height if protected by a wall or close fence, being tacked thereto.
It is of rapid growth, and does well for covering arbours, fences, or any unsightly object.
Billardieras, about five species, are desirable as climbers, being of rapid growth, and abundant in flower.
Clematis viticella pulchella, or double purple virgin's bower, is an esteemed climbing plant; of rapid growth, with large flowers in great profusion from June to September.
It makes a rapid growth, comes early to the table, and, when sown late, keeps well, and is nearly as valuable for use in winter as in summer and autumn.
The soil should be rich and moist, in order to induce a rapid growth, and thus to give a tender, succulent character to the young leaves; these being the parts eaten.
Black walnut is a large tree with stout trunk, of rapid growth, and was formerly quite abundant throughout the Alleghany region.
This tree is of rapid growth, often bearing the third year from the seed, and producing abundantly the fifth.
It is of rapid growth, and hard and durable, and adapted to many uses.
It is quite effectual against the ravages of insects, and so absorbs the rays of the sun as to promote a rapid growth of the plants.
It is of rapid growth, entirely hardy anywhere at the north, requires very little attention in the way of pruning, is never troubled by insects, and has the merit of great cleanliness.
A remarkable instance of rapid growth in the human species was noticed in France, in 1729, by the Academy of Sciences.
Rapid growth of free trade zones has established a significant expansion of manufacturing for export, especially wearing apparel.
Rapid growth in exports of agricultural and manufactured products and in tourism have played important roles in the average 6.
Thailand, one of the more advanced developing countries in Asia, depends on exports of manufactures and the development of the service sector to fuel the country's rapid growth.
One of the more advanced developing countries in Asia, Thailand depends on exports of manufactures and the development of the service sector to fuel the country's rapid growth.
The development of steamboating and afterwards of the railway systems, all the great lines seeking St. Louis, gave it rapid growth subsequently, and its population now reaches seven hundred thousand.
The Ohio River steamboating began the city's rapid growth, which was further swelled by the later development of railway traffic, and it now has two hundred and fifty thousand population.
There are large manufactures and its meat-packing industries are of the first importance, while its enterprise is giving it rapid growth.
These all yield beautiful flowers, beside being hardy and of rapid growth.
The Virginia Creeper, and the Trumpet Creeper, with its scarlet flowers, are both beautiful, perfectly hardy, and of rapid growth.
Too much direct sunlight causes too rapid growth of green slime, hence the aquarium should not be set in a window.
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