Flower Theory
What is: Geranium/Marigolds
Naturally occurring fertilizer.
What is: manure, worm castings, peat.
Tree that produces acorns.
What is: Oak (Quercus)
Attacking Boxwood.
What is: Boxtree moth.
The tree that supports zero biodiversity
What is: Gingko biloba.
Two ways a plant can reproduce.
What is: Asexual & Sexual propagation.
Handy quote 'Up-Down-All Around'.
What is: N helps growth/colour, P helps roots/flowers, K helps overall health
Tree that produces pods
What is: honeylocust, coffee tree, caragana... legume family
A biennial.
What is: Garlic Mustard.
Charlie Browns tree.
What is: Pine tree.
Male flower part that bears pollen.
What is: an Anther.
15-30-15 fertilizer is great for this.
What is: Root Development / More Blooms.
The tree that produces the leaf on the Canadian flag.
What is: Sugar Maple (Acer saccharum)
Raccoons keep digging up my lawn for this.
What is: Grubs
What does the K stand for in NPK
What is: pottasium
Part of the plant that turns into fruit.
What is: the flower/ovary.
Organic vs. Synthetic fertilizer
What is: Organic feeds the soil, synthetic feeds the plant
Tree that existed with the dinosaurs.
What is: Gingko Biloba.
Phototoxic weed.
What is: Giant Hogweed.
Inspiration for the MARIO piranha plant .
What is: Venus Fly Trap.
A plant that grows foliage in the first year, and a flower the second year.
What is: Biennial ie. Hollyhock, Foxglove
Nutrient deficiency that turns leaves purple.
What is: Phosphorus.
Common street tree that had thorns genetically removed.
What is: Honey Locust (Gleditsia)
Pieces of this weed that are left behind on soil WILL root & regrow.
invasive plant related to milkweed
What is: dog strangling vine