bed sth out
— phrasal verb with bed /bed/ verb [T] (-dd-) old-fashionedDefinition
› to move young or delicate plants from inside and plant them outside: May is the time to bed out the geraniums.Gardening - general words
(Definition of bed sth out from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bonsai noun
- cutting noun (PLANT)
- deadhead verb
- garden centre noun
- garden noun
- gardener noun
- horticulture noun
- hydroponics noun
- landscape gardening noun
- mow verb
- nurse verb (TAKE CARE OF)
- nursery noun (FOR PLANTS)
- nurture verb (HELP DEVELOP)
- pot verb (PUT IN CONTAINER)
- seed verb (PLANT)
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