The part of the plant that is underground
What is roots?
The process that manufactures food for the plant
What is photosynthesis?
Plants used for seasoning and medicinal purposes
What is herbs?
The three main elements of soil are
What is nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium?
The plant that people kiss under
What is a mistletoe?
The four basic parts of a plant
What is leaves, stems, roots, and flowers?
What is respiration?
Plants that keep their needles or leaves all year
The components of loam are
What is clay, sand, and silt?
What is holly?
The part of the plant that the water and minerals run up
What is xylem?
The resting or non-growing state that some plants experience in the winter is called
What is dormancy?
Plants that live in only one growing season are called
This material is added on top of soil to prevent weeds from growing
What is mulch?
The most common holiday plant
What is a poinsettia?
The part of a poinsettia that looks like a flower but is not
The process that allows plants to fertilize is called
Plants that grow year after year are called
What is perennials?
What is 7?
The most common Christmas tree types
What is balsam fir and fraser fir?
The "food factory" of the plant
The response plants give to different amounts of light is called
What is photoperiodism?
The three types of grass seed are
What is bluegrass, fescues, and rye?
What is peat moss and perlite?
The holiday plant that is also a common year round house plant
What is a Christmas cactus?