To put (a shoot or young plant) into the ground to grow; to plant (a tree, also by extension, a vineyard, flowers, a crop). Also, less usually…

transitive. To set or place (a seed, bulb, or growing thing) in the ground so that it may take root and grow; to establish (a garden, orchard, etc.)…

To plant (young shoots). Obsolete. rare.

To fix by the root.

To set in the ground; to plant. Also figurative.

spec. To place (seed or plants) in the ground; to sow, plant.

transitive and intransitive. to plant out: to transfer (a young plant) from a pot, greenhouse, cold frame, etc., to the open ground; to set out…

transitive. To plant out (seedlings, etc.)

Scottish and northern. To thrust in the point or end of (a thing), to insert; to put in (a plant), hence to stop in, to plant.

transitive. To plant or propagate (a crop, etc.).