"spreading seeds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of distributing or planting seeds. For example, "The farmer was busy spreading seeds in his garden."
Birds will be birds, spreading seeds rapidly, and soon the plants are found throughout the area.
Mr. Blair was a first-class head case who was given a golden opportunity and responded by spreading seeds of betrayal every place he went.
Part of the problem was the absence of birds, which play a critical role spreading seeds of the fruits they have eaten.
Insects represent an estimated eighty per cent of the world's biodiversity billions and billions of bugs busily aerating soil, spreading seeds, pollinating flowers, and recycling organic matter.
Insects represent an estimated eighty per cent of the world's biodiversity — billions and billions of bugs busily aerating soil, spreading seeds, pollinating flowers, and recycling organic matter.
Most of the foreign species that settle in our midst become model eco-citizens – pollinating crops, spreading seeds, controlling predators and providing food and habitat for native species.
Studies of roadside verges show that one of the most efficient ways of spreading seed is via vehicle wheels.
Throwing in a wide arch is the most effective way of spreading seed, but may spook your cattle if they're sensitive to sudden movements.
The Field Jesus told those around him, "A farmer once spread seeds in a field.
Along with wind, water and animals, people can spread seeds around.
Porcelain berry's growth is abetted by birds that spread seeds from the berries, which change from white to yellow, lavender and green before turning blue.
