to seed

To put seeds or young plants into the soil so they grow

To cause a small action now that brings bigger effects later

To make something stop or finish

To make someone begin to feel unsure about something

Use saved resources now in a way that harms future success

To plant seeds in the ground so they can grow

To become untidy and overgrown and lose quality

Small seeds from sunflowers eaten as a snack, used in cooking or pressed for oil

Money given at the start to help a new business get started

Small oval seeds from a plant used in cooking and to make oil

Small grey seeds from a garden flower used in baking and cooking

A small part inside a pumpkin that you can eat as a snack

A very small idea or amount that can grow into something much larger

A small round seed from a plant used whole or ground to make a spicy sauce

Small aromatic seeds used to add flavor to food and drinks

A small brown seed used to give a warm, slightly spicy flavor to bread and food

A small brown seed that adds a warm, slightly bitter taste to food

An edible seed from the cannabis plant used as food or in cooking

Kernels of corn kept for planting the next crop

Dried seeds of the coriander plant used as a spice

Seeds or tubers that farmers keep to plant next year's crops

A book or list that shows seeds for sale with descriptions and prices

A small seed with a sweet licorice taste that people use to flavor food and drinks

Small seeds from the celery plant used to add flavor to food

Money or goods kept for use later to help future growth

A sweet cake with seeds like caraway and a little lemon

A very small imperfect round bead made by an oyster and used in jewelry

A plant that makes seeds to grow new plants

Small seeds with a strong smell used to add flavor to curry and other dishes

A tiny spore from a fern, once thought to make you invisible

Kernels of crops like corn that farmers keep to plant next season

A pale yellow liquid used for cooking and salads that comes from sunflower seeds

A small part of a plant that you can eat and use in cooking

A small brown seed from the dill plant used to add flavor to food

An outer covering of a seed that protects the young plant inside

Plants that looked like ferns but made seeds long ago

A person or shop that sells seeds for planting

A small hard seed from the safflower plant used for bird food and to make oil

A shallow container for planting seeds and growing young plants

A small oyster that people move to an oyster bed to grow

A small insect that eats the seeds of plants like beans or peas

First leaf or pair of leaves inside a seed that feed the young plant

A machine that removes dirt and broken seeds before storage

A seed that contains a lot of oil used to make cooking oil and other oils

A mix of seeds fed to small pet birds like canaries and finches

Eggs of the insect that makes silk, used to start silk farming

A container used to grow edible shoots from seeds like bean sprouts

The part of a plant that holds the small parts that grow into new plants after flowering

Bread made with caraway seeds that give it a warm, strong flavor

A small bush that grows in salt marshes and has fruit with white fluffy tufts

A grass with very small seeds that fall off easily

A seed from Mexican shrubs that moves because a baby moth inside wiggles

A seed from the neem tree used to make natural insect spray, plant food, and medicine

Hard shiny grey seed from a tropical tree that people use to make jewelry and decorations

A very small water animal like a shrimp with its whole body inside a two-part shell

Small dark pieces made by crushing and washing stick resin, used to make shellac

A small beetle that lays eggs in seeds of plants like beans and whose young eat the seeds