1. to plant (crops or plants) between or among other plants
Usage: third person singular present

1. plants that are grown between or among other plants
Usage: plural

Examples

• The farmer interplants corn with beans to maximize soil nutrients.
• She interplants flowers between her vegetable rows for pest control.
• The gardener interplants herbs among the tomatoes.
• These interplants help improve soil quality naturally.
• The interplants provide ground cover and reduce weeds.
• He carefully spaces the interplants to avoid overcrowding.