Exam 24: Trees, Flowers, and Landscape Design

The most common synthetic root-promoting chemicals are:

The turfgrass least tolerant of shade is:

Hardiness refers to:

Which of the following describes plants that lose their leaves during the winter?

The removal of lateral flower buds from stems, such as carnations and chrysanthemums, is called:

The practice of manually watering a container plant until water comes out of the drainage holes of the container is effective for helping to reduce the buildup of __________ in the growing medium.

An area of the landscape that includes space for such items as a clothes line and garbage cans is the __________ area.

Which of the following is not an important environmental requirement for germination to occur?

The landscape design principle of interconnection:

The phenomenon of terminal plant growth suppressing lateral growth is termed as:

Growing medium for greenhouse plant production is:

When planting a bare-rooted tree, the tree should be planted:

A lawn mower with blades parallel to the surface of the ground is called as:

A flower is a type of flower often used as a focal point.

Hardening-off is a term used in the nursery/landscape industry to mean:

One of the best ways to speed up the rooting process of cuttings is to:

In nursery production, a "liner" refers to __________.

The use of plant materials and landscaping techniques to conserve soil moisture and to reduce water usage is:

Which of the following is a deciduous vine?

What information is not mentioned in the legend on a final landscape plan?