Peat in a sentence

Joanna Gluzman, responsible business director at B&Q, said that since 2023 all of the bagged compost the DIY retailer sold has been peat free and it is working on removing peat from nursery plants.

The exhibition featured non-fuel peat products - professional peat substrates and cover material for growing champignons.

Polder land made up of peat (former marshland) will sink in relation to its previous level, because of peat decomposing in dry conditions.

The 1878 peat slip resulted in the destruction of several houses, whilst the 1886 peat slip resulted in the deaths of two women and the destruction of the Exchange Building.

The drainage caused the fertile peat to contract and ground levels to drop, upon which groundwater levels were lowered to compensate for the drop in ground level, causing the underlying peat to contract further.

This led to the industrialisation of peat extraction during the 1960s as a major market in horticultural peat was developed.

A bucket truck transports peat from storage piles to a processing plant in Rexton, where it is turned into mixes.

Anthony Waller, CEO of leading bookmaker Bet Right, has revealed the huge wager that's been put on the mountain men as they try to become the first side to three-peat since the great Parramatta team of the early 1980s.

Breaking: First successful prosecution of burning on deep peat in England.

Coming off their fourth-straight She Believes Cup title, the USA is in form and looking to make it a three-peat in Australia this summer.

Cover seed with another layer of peat moss to promote moisture retention.

Hailing from the Islay region of Scotland, Ardbeg whiskies are known for their robust peat smoke and maritime influence.

Her eyes glued to the GPS, Brendel navigates her way through the wet maze, sinking a spike into the peat as she goes to measure the level of the water.

He said it has “a flavour profile that strongly involves medicinal characteristics without any notable or pronounced peat smoke”.

He said: "It was clearly very old and appeared well preserved in peat.

In the U.K., where about 80 per cent of peatlands have been damaged, England has vowed to ban the sale of peat for use in gardens by 2024.

Kerr was part of that three-peat and has said it was time for everyone to move on.

Mr Zahran, of Peat Moors, Headington, had the charge against him dropped.

Nadjrick Peat, a forward-center for the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo men’s basketball team, sent enough opponent shots back to sender and grabbed enough rebounds during the week of Jan.

Plenty of talent returns for the Ramblers in their effort for a three-peat, including top player Madeline Wagner.