Answer: SEEDS
SEEDS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 208 times.
- Most likely winners
- Offspring
- Sesames, e.g.
- Favorites, often
- Beginnings
- Favorites, at times
- Starting points
- Origins
- Spring purchase
- They may get free passes in round 1 of a tourney
- Watermelon throwaways
- Likely winners
- Core group?
- Trail mix tidbits
- Plant starters
- Garden bagful
- Burpee's packetful
- Tournament favorites
- Melon-eater's expectorations
- Farmer's spring purchase
- Things put in rows
- See 37-Down
- Burpee product
- They may be the pits
- They're the pits
- Does some spring farmwork
- They may be sown
- Open stars?
- Chicken feed
- Bird feeder bits
- Pits
- What sultana grapes lack
- Ranked players
- Pumpkin "guts"
- Removes the pips
- Grape centers
- Ranks competitors
- Tournament rankings
- Top competitors, often
- Garden starters
- Watermelon discards
- Bird feeder fill
- Sets up a tournament
- Horticultural beginnings
- Likely finalists
- What navel oranges lack
- Bird feeder contents
- Bird feeder filler
- They may be upset in tournaments
- Future sunflowers
- Sprouts-to-be
- Navel orange's lack
- Gardener's buy
- Garden beginnings
- Plant origins
- Trail-mix tidbits
- Watermelon features
- Parakeet treats
- Plants-to-be
- Future flowers
- Things to plant
- Parakeet food
- Burpee bagful
- Sunflower snacks
- Sunflower products
- Farmer's plantings
- Starts a lawn
- Sultana grapes' lack
- They get their start underground
- Bed starter
- Nursery packets
- Ranks contestants
- Apple trees, once
- Pinecones, essentially
- Bird-feeder fill
- Goldfinch snacks
- Furrow fillers
- They're for the birds
- Horticultural requirements
- The higher ones are usually better
- Apple-core features
- Food for birds
- Gardener's purchase
- Watermelon waste
- Lawn order
- They may be on a roll
- Start to produce?
- Plants
- Gardener's purchases
- Bird food
- Garden plantings
- Bird feeder tidbits
- Agricultural supply
- Garden purchases
- Bird-feeder bits
- Watermelon leftovers
- Gardner's buy
- Gardening packet contents
- Canary chow
- Core feature
- Field starters
- Melon waste
- Burpee wares
- John Chapman's supply
- Burpee's wares
- Burpee merchandise
- Core feature
- Sown things
- Bird-feeder fillers
- Bun toppers
- Planter's purchase
- Canary snacks
- Core units?
- Baker's supply
- Gets things growing
- Progenitors
- Flower children?
- Supplies with startup money
- Canary food
- Feeder filler
- Gardener's packet
- Ripened ovules
- Bird-feeder filler
- Pomegranate's plethora
- Nursery purchase
- Spring purchases
- Contents of some packets
- Poppy products
- Plant producers
- Plant beginnings
- Gardener's need
- Future fuchsias
- Tourney favorites
- Players "planted" in a bracket
- Almonds, e.g.
- Ones who might be upset
- Bakery supply
- Gardener's handful
- Nursery buy
- Bits in an apple core
- Top-ranked tourney players
- Gardener's packetful
- Nursery starters
- Papaya products
- Gardener's bagful
- Ranked entrants
- Sesame and sunflower
- Does a farm job
- Planter's needs
- Bird feeder morsels
- Parts of a flowering plant
- Ranked tournament players
- Tennis tourney favorites
- They're favorites
- Planted pips
- Things for new gardeners
- Ones on the outsides of brackets
- Sometimes they're the pits
- Uses a gin
- Some high-ranking competitors
- Earliest stages
- Places in brackets
- They can be the pits
- Planter's packetful
- Features of some ryes
- Nursery packetful
- Plant store buys
- Cluster of sunflowers
- Core group
- Playoff rankings
- What strawberries have on the outside that most fruits have on the inside
- Initial ideas
- Burpee packetful
- Strawberry exterior features
- Plain bagels don't have them
- "They tried to bury us. They didn't know we were ___"
- Gardener's supply
- Future flowers, perhaps
- They're sown
- Burpee buy
- Gardener's plantings
- Spit-out parts of a watermelon
- Many vegetables, initially
- Botanical beginnings
- Papaya bits
- Contents of a gardener's packet
- Bird snacks
- Snacks from sunflowers
- Pine cones, for pines
- Flowers-to-be
- Bed starters
- Squash parts
- Bits on an everything bagel
- Parts of some brackets
- A pomegranate can contain a few hundred of these
- Pips and pits
- Pepitas, for example
- Botanic beginnings
- Ingredients in garden "bombs"
- Root origins
- Chia bits
- Detritus at the bottom of a bag of bagels
- Growing needs
- Crunchy salad toppers
- Germs
- A strawberry has about 200 of these
- Collection in an herbarium, say
- Edible sunflower bits