replants
Moves the seedlings
To replant is to plant again—either moving a plant to a new location or putting new plants where others grew before.
A gardener replants seedlings from pots into the ground, or replants a flower bed after frost kills the annuals.
She replants her tomatoes every spring.
Replants as a noun refers to vegetation that has been transplanted.
Newly germinated plants
- soilGround matter for planting
- trowelFlat blade for spreading
- pottingPlacing in soil vessels
- transplantingMoving living growth elsewhere
bedding · mulch · compost · containers · nursery · greenhouse · root ball · spacing
Alternating field plantings yearly
- seedsPlant embryos in casings
- sowingPlanting for cultivation
- cultivationFostering growth through care
- tillageSoil preparation for planting
irrigation · harvest · yield · acreage · soil health · organic farming · permaculture · cover crops
Seed's initial growth phase
- sproutNew plant emergence
- seedlingRecently sprouted young plant
- establishmentFounded organization or venue
- thriveFlourish with vigor
flourish · propagation · rooting · acclimation · hardening off · nourishment · photosynthesis · maturation
Returning something to condition
- reforestationReplanting depleted woodlands
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- native speciesOrganisms originating in a region
- biodiversityRange of life forms
conservation · rewilding · ecosystem · erosion control · watershed · wildlife corridor · carbon sequestration · land reclamation
seedlings
Newly germinated plants
transplanting · bedding · mulch · compost · containers · nursery · greenhouse · root ball · spacing · watering
crop rotation
Alternating field plantings yearly
- seedsPlant embryos in casings
- sowingPlanting for cultivation
- cultivationFostering growth through care
tillage · irrigation · harvest · yield · acreage · soil health · organic farming · permaculture · cover crops · intercropping
germination
Seed's initial growth phase
- sproutNew plant emergence
- seedlingRecently sprouted young plant
- establishmentFounded organization or venue
thrive · flourish · propagation · rooting · acclimation · hardening off · nourishment · photosynthesis · maturation · vegetation
restoration
Returning something to condition
- reforestationReplanting depleted woodlands
- habitatOrganism's natural environment
- native speciesOrganisms originating in a region
biodiversity · conservation · rewilding · ecosystem · erosion control · watershed · wildlife corridor · carbon sequestration · land reclamation · riparian