After every winter, the lawn regrows greener and thicker than before.

Regrowing in apartment flower pots and on sunny windowsills has become a popular form of urban self-cultivation, where city dwellers nurture vegetables from roots, cuttings, and kitchen scraps to promote recycling and sustainable living.

Small patches of moss were regrowing on the old stone wall after the rain.

Even after losing a branch to the winter frost, the maple tree was able to regrow its limbs the following spring.

Regrowers in the community taught workshops on how to propagate herbs from kitchen scraps.

The regrower carefully tended the charred roots until the saplings began to sprout again.