fruitify

verb4

1. •
   To produce fruit, seeds, or spores; to fruit.

   • The most scrupulous care is always taken that seeds furnished from this house shall be new and sound, certain to fruitify and always of the very best sorts. — 1880
2. •
   To make fruitful; to enrich.

   • First chalky Wey, for rav'nous pikes renown'd, Rolls through the meads and fruitifies the ground: His milky waves enrich the thirsty soil, And joyous crops reward the mower's toil. — 1921
3. •
   To come to fruition; to succeed or be fulfilled.

   • The work of the church in Boston has fruitified abundantly under the administration of Archbishop Williams; the Catholic population has grown and new churches have arisen to accommodate the growth. — 1892
4. •
   To bring to fruition; To fulfill or make a success of.

   • It fruitifies not one year's work but all the work that has been done since the idea Of the American Gas Association was ever conceived. — 1920