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self-seed

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self-seed (slfsd)
intr.v. self-seed·ed, self-seed·ing, self-seeds
To self-sow.


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In fact, all of those, except tomato and radish will self-seed like weeds if allowed to bolt .
They self-seed quite freely and will slowly spread to give a carpet of colour in shade under trees or shrubs and make excellent companions for ferns and other shade-loving plants.
A You could leave the old seed heads to naturally open and self-seed round the plant, then move the seedlings to a new home later.
 
 
 
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