Meanings of seedbed in English

Hemlock has no such fastidiousness, even preferring rotten wood as a seedbed.

High levels of nutrients in the subsoil are more important than a fine seedbed.

Boredom was punk's seedbed, and social media does all it can to eliminate the void.

They said high prices encouraged farmers to plant more wheat last fall, despite the moisture-short seedbed.

On getting the best seedbed possible, sowed wheat.

We will be the seedbed for the most exciting and most dynamic business investments on the planet.

Whatever one's views about advertising, it certainly proved a fertile seedbed for writers and film-makers in the 1960s.

The seedbed must be as level as a floor, and compact, for good use to be made of the wheel-seeder.

Suchlike scribbling formed a seedbed for the art Twombly developed after he returned to Italy in 1957 and married an heiress.

But it was also a good time, a creative seedbed; the streets thrumming to the crosstown traffic of hip-hop and punk-rock.

His mind, though at the beginning a blank, is a potential seedbed in which we may plant what teachings we will.

The current global situation engenders a feeling of instability and uncertainty, which in turn becomes "a seedbed for collective selfishness".

Of course, there is another group of writers who have consistently praised the occult revival, viewing it as a seedbed of innovation.

This, in turn, has provided a seedbed for entrepreneurship, with a number of Irish start-ups providing solutions and services to the global sector.

It would be a nation where the "seedbed of creativity" not only enriched our culture but also society and even the economy.

The usual practice is to keep the seedlings one year in the seedbed and two years in the nursery rows before they are set out.