preplant

/priˈplænt/
verb
  1. To plant (seeds, bulbs, or young plants) in advance, especially before a particular season or event.
    • The gardening club will preplant the seedlings to ensure they are ready for the community garden project.
    • She decided to preplant the tulip bulbs in pots during the fall for early spring blooms.
    • Farmers often preplant certain crops in greenhouses before moving them to the field.
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