Key Terms
What is the term for the visual and physical stability of a floral design?
What is Balance?
How does the term "Foliage" relate to gardening?
Foliage refers to a cluster of leaves, flowers, and branches that are essential for plant growth.
Define "Complementary colors."
What are colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel?
What is the visual effect of using "Contrast" in a floral arrangement?
Contrast makes elements stand out by using opposite colors and textures.
What is "Silt" and how does it affect soil texture?
Silt is a granular material that is finer than sand and contributes to soil fertility.
What do we call the process by which a plant begins to grow from a seed?
What is Germinate?
What is the connection between "Fertilizer" and plant growth?
Fertilizer provides essential nutrients to increase plant growth and yield.
What does "Media" refer to in plant growth?
Media refers to the soil or soil-like material in which plants are grown.
Describe "Complementary colors" in a garden setting.
Complementary colors create visual interest by pairing colors opposite on the color wheel.
Define "Peat moss" and its role in gardening.
Peat moss is organic material that retains moisture and improves soil structure.
This type of media is used for growing plants without soil. What is it?
What is Soilless media?
How does "Water-holding capacity" impact plant health?
It determines how much water the soil can retain for plant roots to access.
Define "Monochromatic."
What is a color scheme that uses different shades of the same color?
How can "Unity" be achieved in a floral design?
Unity can be achieved by ensuring all elements work together to look like a single design.
How does "Vermiculite" benefit plant growth?
Vermiculite retains moisture and aerates the soil, promoting healthy root development.
These are colors found next to each other on the color wheel. What are they called?
What are Analogous colors?
What role does "Organic matter" play in soil health?
Organic matter improves soil structure and provides nutrients for plants.
What does "Proportion" mean in the context of floral design?
Proportion refers to the size of flowers in relation to each other and their surroundings.
What are the benefits of using "Analogous colors" in gardening?
They create a harmonious and pleasing visual effect in floral arrangements.
What is meant by "Soil texture"?
Soil texture refers to the relative proportions of sand, silt, and clay in the soil.
This nutrient is crucial for plant growth and can be found in fertilizers in forms such as urea or ammonia. What is it?
What is Nitrogen (N)?
Explain how "Greenery" enhances a garden design.
Greenery provides a lush background that highlights the colors of flowers.
What is "Triadic" in terms of color?
What are three colors that are equally spaced on the color wheel?
Explain the significance of "Balance" in floral design.
Balance ensures that a floral arrangement is stable and visually appealing.
Describe the importance of "Fill" in a floral arrangement.
Fill includes foliage used to fill spaces and enhance the overall design.