What does the term horticulture mean?

the science of growing fruits, vegetables, nuts and ornamentals

The three main nutrients a plant needs are NPK. What does NPK stand for?

Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium

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Day 1-Horticulture Challenge

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1
Name this Nut!
Macadamia Nut
Coconut
Brazil Nut
Almond
2
Which of the following grow from bulbs?
Green beans
Hostas
Roses
Tulips
3
What is considered a " basic" soil?
A soil that has a PH of 7
A soil that is full of minerals
A soil that has a PH of 3
A soil that has a PH of 9
4
Starting Plants from Seeds is an example of what type of propagation?
Perennial
Annual
Asexual
Sexual
5
Which landscape ornamental plant is this?
Sunflower
Hibiscus
Azalea
Dogwood
6
Which of the following are considered fruits in the botanical definition?
the puffs of a dandelion
Cucumber
Peaches
All options are correct
7
Name this fruit!
Grape
Blueberry
Plum
Apricot
8
What kid of plant is this?
Pothos/Devil's Ivy
Spider Plant
Snake Plant
Purple Passion
9
Name this vegetable!
Lettuce
Mini Cabbage
Chives
Brussel Sprouts
10
What makes up a plant's scientific name?
first name and last name
A mix between both parent plants
Genus and Species
The plant's real name then variety of the plant
11
Which of the following is true about the sweet corn plant?
It is a monocot
It is a perennial
It is a dicot
It is a biannual
12
What is the smallest particle that makes up soil?
Silt
Clay
Sand
Loam
13
What fruit did Spongebob live in?
Tomato
Apple
Pineapple
Fruit Cup
14
Name this houseplant!
Geranium
African Violet
Purple Tulip
Hosta
15
Name that Berry!
Blackberry
Raspberry
Strawberry
Gooseberry
16
What does the term horticulture mean?
the science of growing fruits, vegetables, nuts and ornamentals
the classification system for naming plants
Production of flowers
biology of plants grown only for food
17
When is the syllabus assignment due?
This Friday
Junetober 13th
February 30th
The 5th of never
18
The three main nutrients a plant needs are NPK. What does NPK stand for?
Nickel, Potassum, Karatine
Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium
Nitrogen, potassium, karatine
Nickel, phosphorus, potash

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