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More Gardening Techniques Guest Article by Stephen Drummonsy Dibbing: Dibbing in is a simple and quicker planting technique than using a trowel. The…
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Exotic Trend: Vertical Flower Beds Guest post by Holly VicHammond Green thumbs know that gardening is never just gardening. It’s abstract art. It’s landscape design…
Internal Structure of Dicot and Monocot Seeds Monocots have only one cotyledon inside the seed coat. It is often only small because the endosperm to feed the…
Epigeal and Hypogeal Germination In hypogeal germination the epicotyl extends and the cotyledons stay in the ground, whereas in epigeal germination the hypocotyl extends…
Definitions of Annual, Biennial, Perennial, and Ephemeral Annuals are plants that go through their entire lifecycle in one growing season. Hardy annual a plant that lives for…
R2101 – Aerobic Respiration and Crop Storage R2101 February 2016 – Plant Growth Propagation and Development Q.3. Aerobic Respiration and Crop Storage Question: Q.3. a) State the…
Leaf Bud Cuttings Leaf bud cuttings are a form of stem cutting. They are comprised of a leaf, a bud in its leaf…
Hot Beds R2102 – Describe the Creation of Hot Beds The hot bed is a traditional gardening technique that has regained popularity…
Hardy Annuals, Half-Hardy Annuals and Tender Perennials The definitions below are especially useful for R2101. The plant examples given below are taken from the examiners’ comments on…
Defining ‘Cohesion’ for RHS Level 2 We all have some sense of what cohesion in a garden design means. It’s about creating a design where all…