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[ UK /sˈiːdbɛd/ ]
NOUN
  1. a bed where seedlings are grown before transplanting

How To Use seedbed In A Sentence

  • A secure environment is the seedbed of emotional growth.
  • So I suppose it's no surprise that a May 7 press release from the the World Congress of Families (WCF), an extremely conservative group that "seeks to restore the natural family as the fundamental social unit and the 'seedbed' of civil society," accused CCF of wanting to '' de-institutionalize marriage "and of celebrating the fact" that an increasing number of women are choosing not to marry and have children. Stephanie Coontz: Unconventional Wisdom on Families
  • A daybook, or journal, can be a seedbed for ideas.
  • The freezing and thawing action on clay, silty clay, and silty clay loam soils tilled in the fall or winter to produce stale seedbeds usually have excellent seedbeds for early no-till spring planting.
  • A secure environment is the seedbed of emotional growth.
  • They fenced the seedbeds from the north wind.
  • The stony soils and the coarse, cloddy seedbed preparation with the fuador render the use of further animal-drawn implements more difficult, especially for seeding. 1. Overview
  • If the seedbed is loose and the seed would be placed in loose soil, consider delaying seeding until there is enough moisture to firm the seedbed.
  • South African farmers will now have a five year grace period to find replacement products for methyl bromide, which is presently used for soil fumigation in nurseries, flower and vegetable production, replanting of apple and other orchards and tobacco seedbeds. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • The seedlings were grown in a sand: vermiculite seedbed until transplanting and inoculation.
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