Landscape Basics
A weed is defined as this.
What is a plant out of place?
Climate is temperature, light, and ___.
What is moisture?
Rule where 18°F increase doubles growth.
What is Q10?
Water loss from leaves.
What is transpiration?
First use of foundation plants.
What is hiding walls?
Landscaping is this type of art.
What is functional art?
Large-scale weather patterns.
What is macroclimate?
Lettuce is this type of plant.
What is cool-season?
Soil + plant water loss.
What is evapotranspiration?
Plants that echo house lines.
What are deciduous?
A landscape should reflect the user’s ___.
What are needs?
Cold air collects here.
What are low areas?
Ice inside plant cells.
What is frost?
Drip irrigation saves water lost to ___.
What is evaporation?
$300: Tall plants at corners add this.
What is length?
Plants that block unwanted views.
What is screening?
Lakes protect land by ___.
What is buffering?
Tomato fridge damage.
What is chilling?
Photosynthesis = respiration.
What is compensation?
Homeowners make this list first.
What is needs?
Think of a lot as a cube, an extension, and ___.
What is views?
Warmed areas in cities.
What are heat islands?
USDA zones use this temp measure.
What is minimum?
Poinsettia day-length type.
What is short-day?
Cold treatment of seeds.
What is stratification?