Synonyms:
seeded, sown
Meaning: sprinkled with seed; "a seeded lawn"
Usage examples
They are very much stronger than those sown in spring.
Hardy Poppies should be sown even earlier; August is the best time.
The seeds of such an imputation, once sown, quickly come to maturity.
I hope you have both sown your wild oats and have come back to settle for good."
By the time that a third of the day was finished the field of Ares had been plowed and sown.
Within the first days of June we can generally pick some Sweet Peas from the rows sown in the second week of September.
The young Primrose plants, sown in March, have been planted out in their special garden, and are looking well after some genial rain.
Another Egyptian fish deity was the god Rem, whose name signifies "to weep"; he wept fertilizing tears, and corn was sown and reaped amidst lamentations.
Beethorpe was an ancient town, mysteriously sown, centuries ago, like a wandering thistle-down of human life, amid the silence and the nibbling sheep of the great chalk downs.
How the same St. Cuthbert, living the life of an Anchorite, by his prayers obtained a spring in a dry soil, and had a crop from seed sown by the labour of his hands out of season.