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reseed

[ UK /ɹɪsˈiːd/ ]
[ US /ɹiˈsid/ ]
VERB
  1. maintain by seeding without human intervention
    Some plants reseed themselves indefinitely
  2. seed again or anew

How To Use reseed In A Sentence

  • Fall is a prime time to reseed bare patches in the lawn.
  • You want to consider fertilizing and reseeding your lawn twice before the winter.
  • Chamomile is fairly easy to grow, she says, and will reseed itself year after year with little attention. I Spice: Chamomile
  • The flanged teeth on the other side make it easy to pulverize the soil in preparation for reseeding.
  • The work is expected to take about a year during which time the surface will be levelled, drained and reseeded and flood lighting installed.
  • Perennials continue to grow and produce blooms for many years to come without reseeding or replanting.
  • If you have cool season turf, you can reseed it now.
  • A considerable amount of hay and pasture land is being reseeded, he noted, suggesting flooding last summer and winter kill appear to have set the crop back.
  • And fescue turf can always be reseeded this fall.
  • Now is the best time to fertilize and reseed your lawn.
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