Definition of interplant in English:

interplant

verb ɪntəˈplɑːntˌin(t)ərˈplant

[with object]

1Plant (a crop or plant) together with another crop or plant.
间种
purple varieties are interplanted with yellow types
Example sentencesExamples
- All of these, the wildlings and selected forms alike, take up little space, look delightful when interplanted with small spring bulbs, and provide enormous interest at a time when any colour is to be cherished.
- He interplants hakonechloa, fountain grass (Pennisetum spp.) and eulalia grass (Miscanthus spp.) with his bulbs.
- That's why gardeners interplant Oriental poppies with concealing companions such as baby's breath, catmint, globe thistle, Heliopsis, purple coneflower, and Russian sage.
- In August, get a jump on fall cover crops by interplanting them between corn, carrots and other row crops.
- To begin with, a more disease-resistant crop, interplanted with a less resistant crop, can act as a physical barrier to the spread of disease spores.
- Even on a small scale, container grasses can be enlivened by interplanting them with broad-leafed plants, such as a mix of golden-variegated Hakone grass with bronze-leafed sweet potato vine.
- These could be interplanted with a bronze-foliaged winter blooming heath to provide pockets of color and shape during the winter season.
- They are all modestly interplanted with Red Onions to help deter pests.
- One year we grew lettuce and then interplanted tomatoes; those two crops grossed $5,300.
- Bulbs can also be interplanted in such a way that the summer perennials just coming into leaf will mask the dying foliage of the spring bulbs.
- Yet when it's finished flowering, she likes to interplant some impatiens in the bed under her tree for spots of summer-long color.
- Elaeagnus may significantly improve yields from nitrogen-greedy plum and nut trees, for example, when it is interplanted among them.
- Below are colorful primroses interplanted with forget-me-nots and azaleas.
- A favorite Dutch remedy is to interplant Fritillaria imperialis.
- Other gardeners prefer to interplant them with spring flowers such as columbines, daisies, dianthus, Iceland poppies, lupines, and peonies.
- Participating families could interplant agricultural crops on the land until the trees were firmly established.
- As other varieties were interplanted with Petite Syrah, and as new vineyards were started with unidentified cuttings from older vineyards, the true identity of Petite Syrah grew more and more obscure.
- Spring is the time to interplant perennials, shrubs, roses and plant or transplant your annuals.
- It's deciduous, so to obtain year-round shade, it will need to be interplanted with other evergreen species such as the yellowwood tree.
- A few ‘Chinese Daikon’ or ‘Snow Belle’ radishes work well as a flea beetle catch-crop when interplanted with cole crops.
1. 1.1 Plant (land) with a mixture of crops or plants.
  套种
  the area could be interplanted with shade-loving species

Definition of interplant in US English:

interplant

verbˌin(t)ərˈplant

[with object]usually be interplanted

1Plant (a crop or plant) together with another crop or plant.
间种
purple varieties are interplanted with yellow types
Example sentencesExamples
- Elaeagnus may significantly improve yields from nitrogen-greedy plum and nut trees, for example, when it is interplanted among them.
- It's deciduous, so to obtain year-round shade, it will need to be interplanted with other evergreen species such as the yellowwood tree.
- All of these, the wildlings and selected forms alike, take up little space, look delightful when interplanted with small spring bulbs, and provide enormous interest at a time when any colour is to be cherished.
- Spring is the time to interplant perennials, shrubs, roses and plant or transplant your annuals.
- Participating families could interplant agricultural crops on the land until the trees were firmly established.
- Bulbs can also be interplanted in such a way that the summer perennials just coming into leaf will mask the dying foliage of the spring bulbs.
- These could be interplanted with a bronze-foliaged winter blooming heath to provide pockets of color and shape during the winter season.
- That's why gardeners interplant Oriental poppies with concealing companions such as baby's breath, catmint, globe thistle, Heliopsis, purple coneflower, and Russian sage.
- A few ‘Chinese Daikon’ or ‘Snow Belle’ radishes work well as a flea beetle catch-crop when interplanted with cole crops.
- Yet when it's finished flowering, she likes to interplant some impatiens in the bed under her tree for spots of summer-long color.
- In August, get a jump on fall cover crops by interplanting them between corn, carrots and other row crops.
- A favorite Dutch remedy is to interplant Fritillaria imperialis.
- Even on a small scale, container grasses can be enlivened by interplanting them with broad-leafed plants, such as a mix of golden-variegated Hakone grass with bronze-leafed sweet potato vine.
- He interplants hakonechloa, fountain grass (Pennisetum spp.) and eulalia grass (Miscanthus spp.) with his bulbs.
- They are all modestly interplanted with Red Onions to help deter pests.
- Other gardeners prefer to interplant them with spring flowers such as columbines, daisies, dianthus, Iceland poppies, lupines, and peonies.
- Below are colorful primroses interplanted with forget-me-nots and azaleas.
- To begin with, a more disease-resistant crop, interplanted with a less resistant crop, can act as a physical barrier to the spread of disease spores.
- As other varieties were interplanted with Petite Syrah, and as new vineyards were started with unidentified cuttings from older vineyards, the true identity of Petite Syrah grew more and more obscure.
- One year we grew lettuce and then interplanted tomatoes; those two crops grossed $5,300.
1. 1.1 Plant (land) with a mixture of crops or plants.
  套种
  the area could be interplanted with shade-loving species

单词	interplant
释义	Definition of interplant in English: interplant verb ɪntəˈplɑːntˌin(t)ərˈplant [with object] 1Plant (a crop or plant) together with another crop or plant. 间种 purple varieties are interplanted with yellow types Example sentencesExamples All of these, the wildlings and selected forms alike, take up little space, look delightful when interplanted with small spring bulbs, and provide enormous interest at a time when any colour is to be cherished. He interplants hakonechloa, fountain grass (Pennisetum spp.) and eulalia grass (Miscanthus spp.) with his bulbs. That's why gardeners interplant Oriental poppies with concealing companions such as baby's breath, catmint, globe thistle, Heliopsis, purple coneflower, and Russian sage. In August, get a jump on fall cover crops by interplanting them between corn, carrots and other row crops. To begin with, a more disease-resistant crop, interplanted with a less resistant crop, can act as a physical barrier to the spread of disease spores. Even on a small scale, container grasses can be enlivened by interplanting them with broad-leafed plants, such as a mix of golden-variegated Hakone grass with bronze-leafed sweet potato vine. These could be interplanted with a bronze-foliaged winter blooming heath to provide pockets of color and shape during the winter season. They are all modestly interplanted with Red Onions to help deter pests. One year we grew lettuce and then interplanted tomatoes; those two crops grossed $5,300. Bulbs can also be interplanted in such a way that the summer perennials just coming into leaf will mask the dying foliage of the spring bulbs. Yet when it's finished flowering, she likes to interplant some impatiens in the bed under her tree for spots of summer-long color. Elaeagnus may significantly improve yields from nitrogen-greedy plum and nut trees, for example, when it is interplanted among them. Below are colorful primroses interplanted with forget-me-nots and azaleas. A favorite Dutch remedy is to interplant Fritillaria imperialis. Other gardeners prefer to interplant them with spring flowers such as columbines, daisies, dianthus, Iceland poppies, lupines, and peonies. Participating families could interplant agricultural crops on the land until the trees were firmly established. As other varieties were interplanted with Petite Syrah, and as new vineyards were started with unidentified cuttings from older vineyards, the true identity of Petite Syrah grew more and more obscure. Spring is the time to interplant perennials, shrubs, roses and plant or transplant your annuals. It's deciduous, so to obtain year-round shade, it will need to be interplanted with other evergreen species such as the yellowwood tree. A few ‘Chinese Daikon’ or ‘Snow Belle’ radishes work well as a flea beetle catch-crop when interplanted with cole crops. 1.1 Plant (land) with a mixture of crops or plants. 套种 the area could be interplanted with shade-loving species Definition of interplant in US English: interplant verbˌin(t)ərˈplant [with object]usually be interplanted 1Plant (a crop or plant) together with another crop or plant. 间种 purple varieties are interplanted with yellow types Example sentencesExamples Elaeagnus may significantly improve yields from nitrogen-greedy plum and nut trees, for example, when it is interplanted among them. It's deciduous, so to obtain year-round shade, it will need to be interplanted with other evergreen species such as the yellowwood tree. All of these, the wildlings and selected forms alike, take up little space, look delightful when interplanted with small spring bulbs, and provide enormous interest at a time when any colour is to be cherished. Spring is the time to interplant perennials, shrubs, roses and plant or transplant your annuals. Participating families could interplant agricultural crops on the land until the trees were firmly established. Bulbs can also be interplanted in such a way that the summer perennials just coming into leaf will mask the dying foliage of the spring bulbs. These could be interplanted with a bronze-foliaged winter blooming heath to provide pockets of color and shape during the winter season. That's why gardeners interplant Oriental poppies with concealing companions such as baby's breath, catmint, globe thistle, Heliopsis, purple coneflower, and Russian sage. A few ‘Chinese Daikon’ or ‘Snow Belle’ radishes work well as a flea beetle catch-crop when interplanted with cole crops. Yet when it's finished flowering, she likes to interplant some impatiens in the bed under her tree for spots of summer-long color. In August, get a jump on fall cover crops by interplanting them between corn, carrots and other row crops. A favorite Dutch remedy is to interplant Fritillaria imperialis. Even on a small scale, container grasses can be enlivened by interplanting them with broad-leafed plants, such as a mix of golden-variegated Hakone grass with bronze-leafed sweet potato vine. He interplants hakonechloa, fountain grass (Pennisetum spp.) and eulalia grass (Miscanthus spp.) with his bulbs. They are all modestly interplanted with Red Onions to help deter pests. Other gardeners prefer to interplant them with spring flowers such as columbines, daisies, dianthus, Iceland poppies, lupines, and peonies. Below are colorful primroses interplanted with forget-me-nots and azaleas. To begin with, a more disease-resistant crop, interplanted with a less resistant crop, can act as a physical barrier to the spread of disease spores. As other varieties were interplanted with Petite Syrah, and as new vineyards were started with unidentified cuttings from older vineyards, the true identity of Petite Syrah grew more and more obscure. One year we grew lettuce and then interplanted tomatoes; those two crops grossed $5,300. 1.1 Plant (land) with a mixture of crops or plants. 套种 the area could be interplanted with shade-loving species
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