resow
verb[IorT]
(alsore-sow)uk/ˌriːˈsəʊ/uspast tenseresowed|past participleresownorresowedtosowmoreseeds(= put them in or on thegroundso thatplantswillgrow), often of the sametypeas before:
Some of theplotshad to be resown because ofdestructionofseedlingsbybirds.
You cansaveseedfrommangetoutand re-sow them eachyear, so you only need topurchaseseedonce.
- Whenrainsarepoor, thecropsometimes has to be re-sown.
- Thewhitecloverpasturesappeartosurviveintensivegrazingat least forpartof theyear, without any need to resow.
- Commonly,farmerswould re-sow fourdaysto about twoweeksaftergermination.
- Thesoilin thejarswaskeptuniformlymoistbycarefulwatering, and themaizewas resown every twoweeks.
Gardening - general words
- allotmenteer
- allotmenteering
- aquaponics
- arborist
- bed
- blanch
- graft
- guerrilla gardening
- hanging basket
- hedge
- hedgerow
- hedging
- homegrown
- potsomethingoff
- potsomethingon
- potsomethingup
- prune
- repot
- scythe
- turf