Lexicographical Neighbors of Thumbpots
Literary usage of Thumbpots
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Studies in Invalid Occupation: A Manual for Nurses and Attendants by Susan Edith Tracy (1910)
"... the potting off into tiny thumbpots may be done as bedside occupation. A third
form of horticulture is the propagating frame. Take a box rather deeper, ..."
2. Studies in Invalid Occupation: A Manual for Nurses and Attendants by Susan Edith Tracy (1910)
"When the seeds have grown to stout little plants, the potting off into tiny
thumbpots may be done as bedside occupation. A third form of horticulture is the ..."
3. Studies in Invalid Occupation: A Manual for Nurses and Attendants by Susan Edith Tracy (1910)
"When the seeds have grown to stout little plants, the potting off into tiny
thumbpots may be done as bedside occupation. A third form of horticulture is the ..."
4. Studies in Invalid Occupation: A Manual for Nurses and Attendants by Susan Edith Tracy (1910)
"When the seeds have grown to stout little plants, the potting off into tiny
thumbpots may be done as bedside occupation. A third form of horticulture is the ..."
5. Studies in Invalid Occupation: A Manual for Nurses and Attendants by Susan Edith Tracy (1910)
"When the seeds have grown to stout little plants, the potting off into tiny
thumbpots may be done as bedside occupation. A third form of horticulture is the ..."
6. Fruits and Vegetables Under Glass: Apples, Apricots, Cherries, Figs, Grapes by William Turner (1912)
"When large enough, transplant into other flats or into a prepared bed, or they
may be potted into thumbpots and kept growing in pots up to four or ..."
7. The Book of Roses by Louis Durand (1911)
"Get ready some compost as recommended above, and clean thoroughly a number of
thumbpots. As soon as the seedling appears take a sharp label or other strip ..."
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