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Category Archives: Horticulture
I need to interview someone in the horticulture field…help?!?!?
I need to give a presentation in my horticulture class in 2 weeks over someone I interview in the field of horticulture. None of the questions would be personal. I would just like to send a few emails so I … Continue reading
Posted in Horticulture
Tagged design education, florist, golf course management, greenhouse grower, ground maintenance, horticultural therapist, horticultural therapy, horticulture, landscape design, nursery production, professions, reply, research technician, retail sales, turf maintenance, turf production
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People in the field of horticulture?
I have an assignment for my horticulture class where I need to interview someone in the field of horticulture. It would be awesome if someone would be able to answer a few different interview questions about their career through email. … Continue reading
Posted in Horticulture
Tagged email, florist, golf course manager, greenhouse grower, grounds maintenance, horticultural education, horticultural therapist, horticulture, interview questions, landscape design, nursery production, research technician, retail sales, turf maintenance, turf production
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My seedlings are drying out! What can I do?
There is no space indoors to keep them or any place with shade outdoors; I live at an apartment. I don’t have the money to buy a greenhouse. What can I do that is not expensive? They are outside on … Continue reading
Posted in climate issues, Horticulture
Tagged apartment, climate conditions, greenhouse, hardy perennials, seedlings
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how does greenhouse gas work (for plants)?
i have a design for a grrenhouse that should work but…. i don’t know what exactly greenhouse gas works
why does the hosta leaves dry up and turn yellow?
I know a lot about flowers,have worked in greenhouse for 20 yrs, but this one i cant figure out.I water well,I know they are heavy feeders,I spray them.They are in the shade.I live in South Georgia.I have this problem every … Continue reading
I have a hanging plant with tiny, little white flowers. What is it?
I got it from a greenhouse and it was beautiful. I put it in the shade and it lost all of its flowers. I moved it to a sunny area and it still isn’t doing well. It resembles baby’s breath. … Continue reading
Tomato plants starting to die, why?
I bought my tomato plants at the greenhouse and transplanted them about a week ago. They feel very dry and are starting to turn yellow. We’ve been watering them every day and it’s rained alot the past couple days.The tomato … Continue reading
Posted in Horticulture, Plants and Trees
Tagged greenhouse, maine, soil, sunlight, time of year, tomato plants, tomatoes
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I need ideas for winterizing my southern plants and enjoying them yearround in upstate NY.?
i have tropical braided hibiscus trees, crape myrtle trees, and a few others. I prefer doing things in pots cause the soil is lousy here. I have limited indoor space and alot of shady areas outdoors. most of my hibiscus … Continue reading
To all green thumbs! Is there a difference between “partial sun” and “partial shade”?
I’ve gotten several conflicting explanations from local greenhouses, so I’m going to throw this out there for the Answers community. One dealer said there was no difference in the meaning, only a lack of standardized descriptions. The other dealer said … Continue reading
Posted in climate issues, Horticulture
Tagged conflicting explanations, local greenhouses, partial shade, partial sun
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A Greenhouse In Your Backyard
A garden is like a blank canvas, in which you can put almost anything you want. Whether it’s a place to sit, or things to eat, or just things to look at, you can put them in your garden – … Continue reading