The farmer scattered seeds across the field before the rain.

Every spring, she seeds the bare patches in the lawn to encourage new growth.

Seeds spilled across the porch after the bag tore open.

After reviewing last year's results, the agricultural team decided to stagger the seedings to improve germination rates.

Botanists debated whether the observed seedness affected germination rates in the hybrid population.

The farmer stored the seedes in a cool, dry barn to preserve them for spring planting.

At the end of summer, the seedful sunflowers bowed under the heavy weight of their heads.

Ms. Seed introduced herself to the new neighbors at the block party.

The old farmer kept careful records of every seede he planted in the spring.

This fall, the conservation team will seed the hillside with native wildflowers to restore the ecosystem.