1. After his divorce, he let himself go to seed.

2. The old central bus station is going to seed.

3. After he retired, he really went to seed.

4. It's shocking how he has gone to seed in last few years.

5. She looked middle-aged, overdressed(Sentence dictionary), a show-girl gone to seed.

6. Mark knows he has allowed himself to go to seed a bit.

7. Formerly owned by Arthur Siegel, it had since gone to seed.

8. Their skin was as smooth as warm water, their hair as soft as a dandelion crown gone to seed.

9. He's seventy now, and is beginning to go to seed.

10. Don't let yourself go to seed when you reach middle age!

11. What a pity you let all those cabbages go to seed. They're no use now.

12. Some may wish to allow their garden to go to seed by itself at the end of the first season.

13. At the same time, a drought affected the area, and heliotrope had time to grow and go to seed.

14. And a production should not just be a matter of getting a good notice and leaving it to go to seed slowly.

15. Six miles outside the town of Decorah, Iowa, an 890-acre stretch of rolling fields and woods called Heritage Farm is letting its crops go to seed.

16. You will stop all bloom if you let the flowers go to seed.