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Meaning of oversow
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oversow (v. t.)
To sow where something has already been sown.
oversow Sentence Examples
- Farmers oversow seeds to ensure a dense and vigorous pasture.
- To suppress weeds, gardeners often oversow cover crops.
- Lawns can be oversown with seed to repair bare or thinning areas.
- Oversowing clover into an established grass lawn adds nitrogen and improves soil health.
- Overcrowding can be prevented by oversowing seeds at a moderate rate.
- The best time to oversow seeds is during the cool season, when soil temperatures are ideal for germination.
- Oversowing wildflower seeds creates a vibrant and pollinator-friendly meadow.
- Erosion control can be improved by oversowing native plants that have deep root systems.
- Oversowing dormant seeds ensures a continuous supply of forage for grazing animals.
- The technique of oversowing allows landowners to improve the quality and productivity of their land without tilling or disrupting the soil.
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To sow where something has already been sown.
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Farmers oversow seeds to ensure a dense and vigorous pasture.
To suppress weeds, gardeners often oversow cover crops.
Lawns can be oversown with seed to repair bare or thinning areas.
Oversowing clover into an established grass lawn adds nitrogen and improves soil health.
