replanting in English

verb

1

plant (a tree or plant that has been dug up) again, especially when transferring it to a larger pot or new site.

They carefully moved and replanted some of the scrub oaks to allow sight lines from the house down to the water.

Use "replanting" in a sentence

1. One of the first beneficiaries of this replanting guarantee was Bosco Mwinyi.

2. “Introduced Bluestems can be killed by plowing, applying glyphosate and replanting with native seed

3. The grant of the permanent abandonment premium shall entail loss of the replanting right.

4. Big efforts have been made in pollution control. replanting and beautification of the city.

5. A replanting programme to replace the dying trees was initiated but is now in abeyance.

6. In addition, maintenance replanting will be required in order to achieve the desired species variety and density

7. 27 So on balance, it looks as though I will be doing the replanting and afforestation for Fairfax.

8. the costs for replanting during the first year after the establishment, regeneration or renovation of an agroforestry system.’

9. 27 Now enlightened farmers are fencing off and replanting areas which can he selectively utilised for animal feeding.

10. Carefully I eased the plant out without breaking the roots, and we saved it, top and all, for replanting.

11. People will be able to direct their energies toward improving living conditions for everyone, toward cleaning up the earth and replanting it.

12. ‘Before replanting, Amend soil with lots of fresh compost or organic matter.’ ‘Plant each clump in soil that has been Amended with compost and a balanced fertilizer.’ ‘Always Amend your soil at the end of your growing season and add organic matter again in the spring.’ ‘It may be desirable to Amend …