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literal meaning of the word horticulture
culture of the gardens
pomology
science of growing, harvesting and marketing fruits
olericulture
science of growing, harvesting and marketing vegetables
floriculture
science of growing, harvesting and marketing flowers
floral design
the art of arranging flowers into bouquets and vases
landscape horticulture
science of producing plants for use of landscape
landscape design
organization of plants in a way that is aesthetcically pleasing
turfgrass culture
science of producing and maintaing lawns and recreational areas

835 million dollars in 1998
in what ways does breeding help improve plant quality
disease/pest resistance, taste, size, environmental hardness, fragrance, increase yield
why is horticulture important
food, aesthetics, recreation, horticulture therapy
most popular cut flower in the US
cut roses
what are some of the advantage of grafting
variety certainty, fast, less liekely to have disease cause by soil
what kind of vehicle must cut roses be transported in
climate controlled