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December 27th
Questions
Which gardening tool is commonly used for breaking up soil and removing weeds, featuring a flat blade attached to a long handle?
What is the term for the process of starting new plants from parts of an existing plant, such as stems, leaves, or roots?
Which soil amendment is often used to improve aeration, drainage, and nutrient retention in garden soil?
Which gardening practice involves planting flowers, shrubs, or other plants that are native to the area to promote biodiversity and reduce maintenance?
What is the term for the practice of alternating different crops in the same area across seasons to preserve soil nutrients and combat pests?
Medium
December 24th
Questions
What is the primary purpose of adding compost to garden soil?
Which type of plant is commonly used as a natural insect repellent in gardens?
What is the term for a plant that grows back year after year without needing to be replanted?
Which gardening practice involves growing crops in a way that preserves soil fertility and prevents erosion?
Which nutrient is essential for plants to produce vibrant green leaves?
Medium
December 16th
Questions
What is the term for a gardening method that involves planting two or more crops together for mutual benefits?
Which gardening technique involves the practice of cutting plants back to the ground to encourage fresh growth?
What is the practice of growing plants in a nutrient-rich solution instead of soil called?
What is the term for a gardening method that involves growing plants in raised soil beds?
Which gardening technique involves cutting parts of a plant to stimulate growth or remove dead or diseased sections?
Medium
December 13th
Questions
What is the term for the layer of organic material added to the soil surface to retain moisture and suppress weeds?
Which type of garden design involves plants arranged to mimic the natural environment and ecosystem?
What is the common name for the gardening practice of growing vegetables, fruits, and herbs in containers or small spaces?
Which gardening technique uses companion planting to naturally repel pests and enhance plant growth?
What is the term for the deliberate planting of flowers and plants to attract pollinators like bees and butterflies?
Hard
January 3rd
Questions
What is the term for the practice of growing plants in a way that mimics the natural environment in which the plant species evolved?
What is the term for the practice of using living organisms to naturally control pests and diseases in the garden?
Which method of gardening involves growing plants in a series of stacked layers, using a soilless medium and artificial lighting?
What is the term for the practice of growing plants in a way that conserves water and maximizes the use of natural precipitation?
Which gardening technique involves the cultivation of plants in water enriched with nutrients, without the use of soil?
Hard
November 19th
Questions
What is the term for the practice of growing plants in a soilless medium, often using water enriched with nutrients?
Which gardening method involves maintaining a garden that requires little to no irrigation and uses drought-resistant plants?
What is the term for the practice of pruning and training a plant to grow against a flat, vertical surface such as a wall or trellis?
Which gardening technique involves the process of grafting a scion from one plant onto the rootstock of another plant, creating a new hybrid plant?
What is the term for the process of intentionally damaging or cutting off branches to promote new growth called?
Hard
November 19th
Questions
What is the term for the practice of growing plants in a soilless medium, often using water enriched with nutrients?
Which gardening method involves maintaining a garden that requires little to no irrigation and uses drought-resistant plants?
What is the term for the practice of pruning and training a plant to grow against a flat, vertical surface such as a wall or trellis?
Which gardening technique involves the process of grafting a scion from one plant onto the rootstock of another plant, creating a new hybrid plant?
What is the term for the process of germinating seeds in a controlled environment before transplanting them into the garden or field?
Hard
August 10th
Questions
What is the term for the practice of growing plants in water without soil?
Which plant is commonly known as the 'corpse flower' due to its foul odor?
What is the process of intentionally damaging or cutting off branches to promote new growth called?
What is the term for the protective covering that forms over the wound on a tree trunk after it has been pruned?
Which plant is commonly referred to as the 'resurrection plant' due to its ability to survive extreme desiccation?
