seed garden (sed gardn)

A garden for raising seed. seed-grain (sēd'grān), n. Corn or grain used as seed for a new crop; hence, that from which anything springs. The primary seed - grain of the Norse Religion. Carlyle, Hero-Worship, i. In 1876 and 1877 the gra hoppers ruined the wheat crops of Minnesota, and reduced many farmers to a condition of distre . The Legislature accordingly made profuse seed grain loans to individuals, to be refunded gradually in the form of special taxes. Contemporary Rev. , LL. 700. seedine (sē'di-nes), n. [ pearance. A casual visitor might suppose this place to be a Tem- Dickens , Pickwick, xliii.