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Question 1

FOUR CATEGORIES OF HORTICULTURE

Answer 1

POMOLOGY
OLERICULTURE
FLORICULTURE
ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

Question 2

THE AREA OF AGRICULTURE THAT DEALS WITH THE GROWING OF PLANTS, USUALLY IN THE GARDEN.

Answer 2

Horticulture

Question 3

THE SCIENCE AND ART OF GROWING FRUITS, VEGETABLE, ORNAMENTAL TREES AND BRUSHES.

Answer 3

Horticulture

Question 4

IT IS DERIVED FROM THE LATIN WORD “HORTUS”, MEANING _______, AND CULTURA, MEANING______

Answer 4

GARDEN, CULTIVATION

Question 5

DEALS WITH THE GROWING OF TREES AND SHRUBS FOR USE IN LANDSCAPE DESIGN.

Answer 5

Ornamental horticulture

Question 6

A VERSATILE CUTTING TOOL USED TO SHAPE, SLPIT AND CUT WOODS AND FALLEN TREES

Answer 6

Ax

Question 7

USED FOR CLEANING AND CUTTING SHRUBS AND BRANCHES OF TREES

Answer 7

Billhook

Question 8

USED FOR CHOPPING, PLANTING, WEEDING, FURROWING, AND CULTIVATING SOIL

Answer 8

Hoe

Question 9

Is the most versatile tool in gardening.

Answer 9

Shovel

Question 10

a round point is ideal for digging, lifting, and throwing because it cuts into the soil, while those with a square point are for moving materials.

Answer 10

shovel

Question 11

Smaller version of a shovel but with a flat square-edged blade and short handle.

Answer 11

Spade

Question 12

It is used for planting seeds and seedlings and loosening soil around the plants.

Answer 12

Hand trowel

Question 13

Used to make to make planting holes or sed drills.

Answer 13

Dibber

Question 14

Generally used to clear debris, rocks, leaves, and other materials. It is sometimes used toe level the soil for planting.

Answer 14

Rakes

Question 15

Used to move mulch and compost and turning of soil.

Answer 15

Forks

Question 16

Used to pulverize small rocks and soil lumps and to remove roots.

Answer 16

Mattock

Question 17

Essential tools to water the plants, especially the young ones.

Answer 17

Watering can

Question 18

Saves energy and time in watering the plants in a large garden.

Answer 18

Watering hose

Question 19

Used as the main tools in cutting plants like twigs, vines, and flowers.

Answer 19

Pruning shears

Question 20

Used for pruning, trimming, and cutting of hedges, shrubs, and grass.

Answer 20

Garden shears

Question 21

Used for budding and grafting operations and fine-cutting work.

Answer 21

Garden knife

Question 22

Used to carry heavy materials such as large rocks, concrete blocks, fertilizers, soil piles, and debris.

Answer 22

Wheel barrow

Question 23

Used for tilling the soil and making furrows in large farms

Answer 23

Plows

Question 24

Used for tilling and pulverizing the soil.

Answer 24

Harrow

Question 25

Also used for tilling and pulverizing the soil.

Answer 25

Rotavator

Question 26

Makes deep tilling easier and facilitates the combat of weeds without using herbicides.

Answer 26

Tiller

Question 27

A machine used to trim, cut and prune hedges or bushes.
Makes deep tilling easier and facilitates the combat of weeds without using herbicides.

Answer 27

Hedge trimmer

Question 28

Used for pulling or pushing machines and trailers for tilling, plowing, harrowing, planting and disking among others.

Answer 28

Tractor

Question 29

Is an attachment for planting seeds. There are various type of planter depending on kind of plants to be planted.

Answer 29

Planter

Question 30

Used when the plants begin to grow. It tills the soil between plants, thus, loosening soil and removing weeds.

Answer 30

Cultivator

Question 31

• The fruits of our labor

Answer 31

Pomology

Question 32

is the planting, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing of fruit and nut crops.

Answer 32

Pomology

Question 33

is the science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, processing and marketing vegetables.

Answer 33

Olericulture

Question 34

is the science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, designing, and marketing flowering plants.

Answer 34

Floriculture

Question 35

Ready for essay

-How can you maintain the efficiency of each tool and equipment used in horticulture?

2. To maintain tool and equipment efficiency in horticulture, clean them after use, inspect for wear and tear, store in a dry place, and use them only for their intended purpose.