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bell jar [′bel ‚jär]
(engineering)
A bell-shaped vessel, usually made of glass, which is used for enclosing a vacuum, holding gases, or covering objects. Also known as bell glass.
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99, 25x25cm), Haxnicks Bring style and tradition to the garden with frostresistant, handmade glass bell jars, which will help protect young or tender plants from the weather.
Your Life: 19 green gifts for a snip; Gardening by The Mirror (London, England)
Covering plants with bell jars, cloth or other materials that contains some resident heat overnight or the use of water-filled containers placed adjacent to plants so that their collected daytime heat is shared by plants can help.
Green thumbs await fab 50s; Night temps' climb means planting time by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Little bell jars with tubes attached to them were arranged across our stomachs.
Abbie Wightwick column by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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