Sentences with DOG-FENNEL
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"She planted dog fennel flowers in her garden."
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"The field was covered in dog fennel weeds."
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"The dog fennel plants were tall and vibrant."
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"The smell of dog fennel filled the air."
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"He brewed a tea using dog fennel leaves."
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"The dog fennel plant had small yellow flowers."
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"The dog fennel extract is known for its medicinal properties."
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"Herbs with dog fennel notes are often used in cooking."
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"The soup was seasoned with fresh dog fennel."
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"Some people mistake dog fennel for chamomile due to their similar appearance."
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"The strong aroma of dog fennel can be quite overwhelming."
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"Many gardeners consider dog fennel to be a nuisance."
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"The leaves of dog fennel can be used as a natural insect repellent."
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"In traditional medicine, dog fennel is believed to have various healing properties."
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"The yellow flowers of dog fennel are attractive to certain types of butterflies."
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"Farmers often struggle to eradicate dog fennel from their crops."
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"While dog fennel is non-toxic, it is not suitable for consumption by humans."
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"Some animals, such as rabbits, may feed on dog fennel."
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"The dense foliage of dog fennel provides cover for small wildlife."
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"If left unchecked, dog fennel can quickly dominate an area and crowd out other plants."
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"Hikers should be cautious of dog fennel while passing through overgrown trails."
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"The presence of dog fennel in a field can indicate poor soil quality."
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"The invasive nature of dog fennel makes it a challenge to control in natural habitats."
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"Some people are allergic to the pollen produced by dog fennel."
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"The smell of dog fennel can be quite pungent."
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"Farmers often consider dog fennel a common weed."
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"Some people use dog fennel as a natural insect repellent."
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"When crushed, dog fennel leaves release a strong aroma."
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"The leaves of dog fennel can be used in herbal teas."
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"Many animals avoid grazing near patches of dog fennel due to its bitter taste."
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"Large infestations of dog fennel can overtake agricultural fields."
