germinate

It would suffice to keep up the full number of a tree, which lived on an average for a thousand years, if a single seed were produced once in a thousand years, supposing that this seed were never destroyed, and could be ensured to germinate in a fitting place.

Be that as it may, it did comprehend it; for in our souls there germinate far greater powers than we poor mortals, despite all our cleverness, have any notion of.

It was with a strange feeling of desolation, mingled with a strong sense of the novelty of my situation, and a joyless kind of curiosity concerning what was yet unknown, that I awoke the next morning; feeling like one whirled away by enchantment, and suddenly dropped from the clouds into a remote and unknown land, widely and completely isolated from all he had ever seen or known before; or like a thistle-seed borne on the wind to some strange nook of uncongenial soil, where it must lie long enough before it can take root and germinate, extracting nourishment from what appears so alien to its nature: if, indeed, it ever can.

Thus there is no sleep, no pause, no preservation, but all things renew, germinate and spring.

I went on with my day's business tranquilly; but ever and anon vague suggestions kept wandering across my brain of reasons why I should quit Thornfield; and I kept involuntarily framing advertisements and pondering conjectures about new situations: these thoughts I did not think check; they might germinate and bear fruit if they could.

'Most farmers have repeatedly planted their maize and it's yet to germinate. We are wondering what will happen now,' he said.

The process of malting starts by wetting the grain with water, allowing the grain to germinate.

In most years, you should apply this herbicide to lawns in early to mid-April before weeds germinate. The window is much later this year due to the cold spring.

weeds starting to germinate you know the soil is warm enough for hardy flower and veg seeds to be sown outdoors.

It's a fun project and it's exciting to see your seeds first germinate and then develop.

Sow on the surface of the compost but don't cover them as they need light to germinate. Try to water from beneath to prevent damping off- a fungal disease they are prone to - and if growing in a greenhouse or propagator, let air in.