The phrase "seeds grow" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any sentence to describe the process of seeds growing, for example: "With enough water and sunlight, seeds grow into mature plants."
"The seeds we planted are helping other seeds grow," Ms. Cusack said.
Some people who create these crosses are afraid venders are going to get the seeds, grow them out, rename it, and call it their own cross".
Today's farmers, with their pedigree seeds, grow foods that are bigger and more bountiful than the peasant crops of the past.
At the town of Lavinium, a whole month was consecrated to Liber, and the festival activities there were believed to make the seeds grow.
Fans of its fare, which includes exotic fixings like za'atar bread crumbs and spicy sunflower seeds, grow attached to their favorite salad formulations and can lash out on social media when the offerings change.
Whether or not American farmers are planting genetically altered seeds, of course, is of major importance to the nation's largest biotechnology and food companies, many of which have invested billions of dollars in the technology, and watched the use of the biotech seeds grow tremendously over the past four years, to 62 million acres a year ago from 3 million acres in 1996.
Closer to home, there are other small seeds growing.
The main requirement for participants is that they use flax, oats, canola, corn, sorghum and other seeds grown in Minnesota.
He planted the seeds, grew the rice and brewed what we might think of as a drinkable time capsule.
At room temperature without magnetization, the calcite seeds grew but the aragonite did not.
Reflux at 300 °C for 1 h resulted in SPMNP seeds growing to 6 nM SPMNP.
