"growing seeds" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the activity of planting and tending to seeds with the intention of harvesting them later. For example: "The farmer spent his mornings growing seeds in his vegetable garden."
As far as her former students, she sees them as growing seeds that she planted.
"From a practical point of view, if you're growing seeds in your garden you don't need them, really.
"Growing seeds," I replied, echoing the advice of Brad Pitt's Ben Rickert, the film's chief detractor of global commerce and the banking system.
Uniform Pt nanowire arrays are successfully supported on functionalized RGO nanosheets with Pd nanoparticles as growing seeds.
The PFC modeling also demonstrates possible routes of engineering GBs in two-dimensional (2D) materials by controlling grain orientations in pre-patterned growing seeds and suggests a simple geometric rule that explains the predominant existence of curved grain boundaries in graphene.
Because light, touch, and chemical "smell" were ruled out, the team proposes that the finding points to a new type of communication between plants, possibly involving nanoscale sound waves, traveling through the dirt to bring encouraging "words" to the growing seeds.
"Growing seed is the farming behind the farming," Mr. Greene said.
DuPont thinks it can pick up the slack by growing seed sales overseas, as well as cutting costs.
The accessibility of the sites on the growing seed molecule decreases with increases in curvature of the seed particle and size of the reacting molecule.
More than 900 farmers, mostly women, grow seeds for the company.
We grew seeds from a single maternal family in the greenhouse.
