reseeds

Patches bare lawn

Reseeds is the third-person singular form of the verb reseed, meaning to sow seeds again in an area that has already been planted.

Gardeners and farmers reseed lawns, fields, or crops when the original planting has failed, thinned out, or been harvested.

Some plants reseed themselves naturally, dropping seeds that germinate the following season without human intervention.

The lawn was patchy, so he reseeds it every spring.

renewal

regeneration

Biological self-repair process

replenishment · fresh start · second chance · new growth · reinvigoration · recovery · rejuvenation · starting over

agriculture

sowing

Planting for cultivation

farmland · tillage · harvest · fertilizer · irrigation · acreage · yield · agronomy · soil health · husbandry

lifecycle

germination

Seed's initial growth phase

growth · maturation · dormancy · pollination · bloom · propagation · dispersal · establishment · seasonal cycles

restoration

revegetation

Restoring lost plant cover

erosion control · habitat restoration · native species · wildflower meadows

lawn

overseeding

Sowing into established grass

topsoil · lawn renovation · thin spots · cool-season grass · warm-season grass

Opposites
planting sequence

reseedsestablishes

Creates or sets up

pioneers

vegetation lifecycle action

reseedsharvests

Collects mature crops

uproots · clears · weeds · removes · eradicates

land use trajectory

reseedsabandons

Ceases to support

develops · depletes · exhausts · neglects

Family

reseed, reseeding, reseeded

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