Answer: SEEDS
SEEDS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 209 times.
Referring Clues:
- 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
 - Food for finches
 
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - October 31, 2025
 - USA Today - September 16, 2025
 - New York Times - March 22, 2025
 - New York Times - March 03, 2025
 - New York Times - February 16, 2025
 - LA Times - January 26, 2025
 - LA Times - November 16, 2024
 - New York Times - October 20, 2024
 - USA Today - September 25, 2024
 - LA Times - July 14, 2024
 - LA Times - June 29, 2023
 - LA Times - December 08, 2022
 - USA Today - December 02, 2022
 - USA Today - November 09, 2022
 - LA Times - October 23, 2022
 - LA Times - October 07, 2022
 - New York Times - October 02, 2022
 - New York Times - April 03, 2022
 - USA Today - October 14, 2021
 - USA Today - September 15, 2021
 
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