1. to plant seeds again in an area where plants have died or been removed
2. to allow plants to produce and scatter their own seeds naturally for reproduction

Examples

• The farmer will reseed the field after the drought killed all the crops.
• We need to reseed the lawn where the dog has worn bare patches.
• The gardener decided to let the wildflowers reseed themselves naturally.
• After the fire, the forest service will reseed the burned areas with native trees.
• Many annual flowers will reseed if you leave some seed heads on the plants.
• The golf course superintendent plans to reseed the damaged greens this fall.