planted

verb (past tense)
UK /ˈplɑːntɪd/
US /ˈplæntɪd/

Put a seed or small tree in the ground so it can grow.

We planted sunflower seeds in the garden.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Placed something firmly in a spot.

She planted her feet on the ground.

3. Secretly put something somewhere to trick or catch someone.

The police planted a hidden camera in the room.

4. Started an idea or feeling in someone's mind.

The teacher planted a love of reading in her students.