Having buds; in the state of bearing or having produced buds, often used to describe plants in early spring growth.
From the English verb 'bud' (to form or produce buds) with the past participle suffix '-ed' added, creating an adjective describing a completed or present state.
When gardeners say a plant is 'budded,' they're predicting blooms to come—it's like the plant is pregnant with potential, and experienced gardeners can tell by the buds exactly what kind of flowers will appear.
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