resown
/riˈsoʊn/
verb
- Past participle of resow: having been planted with seeds again.
- The lawn was resown after the construction work was finished.
- By the time summer arrived, the entire meadow had been resown.
- The field has been resown with clover to enrich the soil.
adjective
- Describing an area that has been planted with seeds again.
- The resown garden beds were marked with small signs.
- The resown pasture looked lush and green.
- We walked across the resown field, careful not to disturb the new seeds.