1. to plant too many plants in a given area
Usage: gardening
2. to plant crops excessively on land, potentially depleting soil nutrients
Usage: agriculture

Examples

• The gardener decided to overplant the flower bed with too many roses.
• If you overplant your vegetable garden, the plants will compete for nutrients.
• Farmers who overplant their fields may face soil depletion issues.
• She tends to overplant her containers, making them look crowded.
• The agricultural advisor warned against overplanting the same crop year after year.
• Don’t overplant the seedlings or they won’t have room to grow properly.