"new seedlings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to plants that have recently germinated and begun to grow. For example, "The greenhouse was filled with new seedlings that would soon be planted in the garden."
New seedlings will more than replace them and inject fresh blood into a short-lived perennial.
The forestry industry produces lumber; it fells trees and then plants new seedlings.
It also helped increase Cuba's forest cover by 1%, by planting 106,000 hectares of new seedlings.
New seedlings are taking over a previously shaded forest floor, now opened to the sky by Hurricane Maria.
Chemical defoliants have not been effective in preventing regrowth from root stocks, or prevented germination of new seedlings.
We examined establishment, survival, height and diameter of new seedlings on sites on the Cumberland Plateau in eastern Kentucky.
When a tree reached the adult stage, it produced seeds that established new seedlings that competed for light and nutrition.
Caught between agronomists who insisted on cleared fields and foresters who claimed any new seedlings as state property, farmers in Niger had learned to avoid growing trees altogether.
To be guaranteed of getting an artichoke that first season," she said of new seedlings, "you need to keep them cold at night.
This year, some 500 volunteers came out on Friday and Saturday to plant more than 11,000 new seedlings among 17 acres.
Fifty-foot strips on either side of all Bermuda's roads are being cleared away & replaced with new seedlings among them the Virginia cedar & the Fairylands cedar from the U.S. Twenty years from now, conceivably, Bermuda will again be pleasantly arboreal.
