self-sown Synonyms
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self-sown Meaning
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self-sown (s)
growing from seed dispersed by natural agency such as wind or birds
self-sown Sentence Examples
- The self-sown flowers in the garden created a vibrant and colorful tapestry.
- The abandoned field was carpeted with self-sown grass, providing a verdant oasis.
- The self-sown radish sprouts added a peppery kick to the salad.
- Self-sown sunflower seeds produced a towering field that attracted countless birds.
- The self-sown tomato plants produced an unexpected harvest of juicy fruit.
- The self-sown wildflowers along the roadside added a splash of beauty to the monotonous landscape.
- The self-sown oak saplings formed a dense grove that provided shade and shelter for woodland creatures.
- The self-sown weeds threatened to overrun the carefully tended vegetable patch.
- Self-sown clover added nitrogen to the soil, improving its fertility.
- The self-sown meadow grasses created a natural habitat for various insects and small animals.
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growing from seed dispersed by natural agency such as wind or birds
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The self-sown flowers in the garden created a vibrant and colorful tapestry.
The abandoned field was carpeted with self-sown grass, providing a verdant oasis.
The self-sown radish sprouts added a peppery kick to the salad.
Self-sown sunflower seeds produced a towering field that attracted countless birds.
