Sowings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SOWINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SOWING, the act of sowing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of scattering seeds

Words related to SOWINGS

sow6 sowing10

How to use SOWINGS in a sentence

• Two or three sowings may be made also during the summer.
• By these frequent sowings, and by often cutting over such as readily renew a bottom growth, a constant succession of tender shoots is obtained.
• The June and July sowings may be made where the plants are intended to remain.
• Follow on with sowings in the open till the middle of September.
• A succession of bloom may be obtained by sowings made in August, October, and March.
• They also offered sacrifices in sickness, the beginnings of their sowings, the building of their houses, and for other necessities.
• The prudent gardener will regard these sowings as purely experimental, made for the express purpose of ascertaining whether better crops can be secured in future years.
• For late sowings the earliest sorts should have preference.
• Spring sowings put out on poor land, or in dry seasons, are sometimes disappointing, because the heads are too small to please the majority of growers.
• The most important sowings are made in August and September.
• Other sowings may be made in April, August, and September.
• The summer sowings will afford supplies to a late season of the year, and the crop that remains when frost sets in may be preserved with slight and rough protection.
• The general sowings of Peas are made from March to June, but as regards the precise time, seasons and climates must be considered.
• These open-ground sowings will bear cold well, but they should not be allowed to get frozen, and therefore semi-hot-beds may be employed.
• The sowings from May to July should be small and numerous, and on rich moist land, to be aided, if needful, with water.
• From these sowings fine fruits may usually be gathered in the following September.
• To secure a long-continued display of bloom there must be several sowings, and the earliest will need the aid of artificial heat.
• For open-air sowings in April make the soil level and fine, and about the middle of that month draw drills three inches deep.
• Autumn sowings outdoors are often made in September or October where a warm soil and favourable situation can be insured.
• Seed may be sown in boxes in January, February, and March, the earlier sowings naturally requiring more heat than the later ones.
• It may happen that plants from early sowings will show a few flowers in autumn if neglected.
• Two or three sowings are advisable to secure a succession of bloom, and for the first of them the middle of this month is the proper time.
• Should there be any good reason for delay it will not be too late to sow in June or July, but the finest specimens are generally produced from May sowings.
• These autumnal sowings are called October sowings, from the month in which they generally commence.
• The crop that remains is not so productive ordinarily in the vat, as that obtained from spring sowings, and some think the quality of the produce inferior.
• This seed time may be said to continue until the end of December, and the crops from these sowings often yield an average produce, if the lands are not very low and wet.
• The success of sowings during March and April is very doubtful.
• The exceptions only occur in high lands, in unusually propitious seasons, and ought never to be relied upon except when the earlier sowings have failed.

Similar words containing SOWING without suffix s

sowing10 resowing12 leasowing13 oversowing17 undersowing16

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