planting

IPA: pɫˈæntɪŋ

Examples of "planting" in Sentences

The ceremony starts with the planting of the trees.
We were already a month behind in planting the garden.
A subsidy for not planting is pursuant to having planted in the first place and being part of a business activity.
I agree that some of the before pictures had a great impact, although the new planting is very well done between the floor structure.
But as long as they stock the coffee on the same-height shelf at the local grocer, right-wingers will deny that this change in planting has taken place.
There are still a few roses, but the planting is now primarily composed of several shrubs, an enormous ‘Grosso’ lavender, echinaceas, sages, bee balm, and verbascum.
Democrats hailed the decision, although one EPIC leader complained that the Merriamites had succeeded in planting the idea that a voter was liable to a penalty of seven years 'imprisonment "if by any chance his right to vote is challenged."
The way I see it is, if you are not planting those seeds into the ground as a farmer where you harvest the crops those seeds make then what you're honestly, truthfully planting is a BAIT PILE. The only reason you are planting them is to draw deer to your property and hold them there.