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over-plant
verb[ I or T ]
(alsooverplant)uk /ˌəʊ.vəˈplɑːnt/ us /ˌoʊ.vɚˈplænt/
to plant too many plants, or too many of a particular plant:
I tend to overplant, because I like the feeling of profusion.
They would over-plant an area and then remove trees that were not performing well.
to plant one type of plant on top of a different type of plant:
over-plant something with somethingDon't forget to over-plant tulips with wallflowers.
be over-planted withA permanent clump of allium is overplanted with the crimson-flowered broad bean.
As the valley became over-planted, the paths were abandoned.
It's better to overplant and remove things in a year or two than to be mean.
She always overplants basil, because some will be killed by early frosts.
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