plantation
/plænˈteɪʃən/
noun
- A large farm, especially in a hot part of the world, where crops such as coffee, sugar, tobacco, or cotton are grown.
- Tourists can visit a historic coffee plantation in the mountains.
- Many workers lived on the plantation during the harvest season.
- The old plantation grew sugarcane for over a hundred years.
- A group of trees that have been planted together, often for timber or other wood products.
- The company owns a large pine plantation in the north of the state.
- Wildfires can quickly destroy a whole plantation of young trees.
- They planted a new eucalyptus plantation to supply paper mills.
- The act or process of planting something, especially seeds or young plants.
- Proper plantation of the saplings ensures they will grow strong.
- Spring is the best time for the plantation of vegetable seeds.
- The plantation of new flowers along the highway improved the view.