Spanish: marmolina/ bolos de marmolEnglish translation: marble pebbles KudoZ The KudoZ network provides a framework for translators ... More |
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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Botany / Gardening | | Spanish term or phrase: marmolina/ bolos de marmol | Garden centre
Encontrará aquí substratos, turba, recebo de césped, tierra de castaño... Sin olvidar los complementos como corteza de pino, greda volcánica, bolos de mármol, marmolina, etc. |
| | | marble pebbles | Explanation: ANR-1139 CONTAINER GARDENING
... most versatile and creative forms of gardening is container gardening. Planting a container ... be placed on trays filled with gravel or marble pebbles covered in water to help keep them ...
www.aces.edu/department/extcomm/publicat...9/anr-1139.html
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bolos de marmol = marble pebbles/stones
marmolina = marble chips
Mulch Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC
... now difficult to source. Scoria and marble chips can look dramatic but are quite expensive. Gravel ... about?Find out what\'s happening in gardening around Australia Go to diary Got a question? Or ...
www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s732478.htm
See also this link for photos:
http://www.brucjardi.com/aridos.htm
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Sorry...
marmolina is most probably CRUSHED MARBLE
Garden planters in reconstitued stone and crushed marble- exported worldwide by the landscape shop
Reconstituted stone planters, vases and urns - just part of the wide range of landscaping supplies ... Crushed Marble Planters Square planters, troughs, urns, vases and decorative planters ranging ...
www.thelandscapeshop.com/Planters/Crushe...le_Planters.htm |
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