resow in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Resow (verb): To plant seeds again in a particular area, especially after the original seeds have been lost or damaged.

The farmer decided to resow the fields after the heavy rains washed away the seeds.
In order to improve the crop yield, the gardener will resow the area with a different variety of vegetables.
After the frost damaged the initial planting, they had no choice but to resow the entire garden.
With the growing season approaching, she planned to resow the bare patches in her lawn.
To restore the natural beauty of the meadow, the conservationists will resow native wildflowers.