horticulture
फलोत्पादन
definition
noun
To celebrate its bicentenary it has created seven historical gardens to show how horticulture has evolved over the last 200 years.
the art or practice of garden cultivation and management.
translation of 'horticulture '
बागाईतकामाचे शास्त्र व कला,
बागकाम
example
maize and manioc 'horticulture'
A number of such biocontrol agents are available as commercial formulations for use in agriculture and 'horticulture' .
Tom discovered a passion for gardening and gained an NVQ in 'horticulture' .
The farmers in these areas continue to rely on agriculture rather than 'horticulture' .
Ms Collins has never been able to go into her garden, despite having an NVQ in 'horticulture' .
The Government must take immediate steps to protect wildlife on peat bogs and to signal an end to peat use in gardening and 'horticulture' .
Even our resident neighbourhood expert, a woman with a degree in 'horticulture' , was not very useful.
During the decade and a half I lived in New England, my favorite hobby was 'horticulture' .
Finding alternatives to chemical pesticides in the home and garden and in farming and 'horticulture' is one of the main themes of the meeting.
Linn attended agricultural school and concentrated on the study of ornamental 'horticulture' .
There is now also plenty of planting land available for the students to learn new skills in 'horticulture' and hard landscaping.
Hom is very fond of English 'horticulture' and commissioned an English landscape gardener to design his garden.
Ornamental 'horticulture' often plays an important role in the conservation of plant species.
To celebrate its bicentenary it has created seven historical gardens to show how 'horticulture' has evolved over the last 200 years.
The show will also have sections for agriculture, 'horticulture' , arts and crafts and cookery.
The time has come to encourage our farmers to diversify into areas such as 'horticulture' , floriculture and oilseeds.
Jute has become invaluable, even in areas such as 'horticulture' and gardening.
In 'horticulture' , kiwifruit vines are trained onto pergola or T-bar support structures.
I signed up for a Horticultural Science degree thinking it would be mostly 'horticulture' .
His interest in gardening led him to study 'horticulture' in both Hobart and Melbourne.
Will it help Kenya's 500,000 people employed in agriculture, 'horticulture' and its ancillary industries?
Modern tuberous begonias are not a species of one of the greatest tropical plant families, but are the creation of 'horticulturalists' and are botanically described as Begonia tuberhybrida.
Ms Wile says the area will be used by a therapeutic 'horticulturalist' , who does gardening projects alongside disturbed children to give them a feeling of belonging.
Diluted 'horticultural' oils, mixed with baking soda, control this common fungus.
This festival is being held in Highland Park where John Dunbar, the park's 'horticulturalist' , planted the first lilacs in 1892.
Georgiana Marshen is a master 'horticulturist' and freelance garden writer.
The tulip - as duly noted in 'horticultural' texts - is a perennial flower.
Find a good 'horticulturist' by contacting arboretums, better nursery and garden centers, or colleges where botany or horticulture is taught.
According to Michael Dirr, 'horticulturist' with the Department of Horticulture at the University of Georgia, the flowers are magnificent, but the plant is a headache for the rest of the year.
In the early decades of this century, apple trees were large and widely spaced within the orchard; 'horticulturalists' still refer to large trees as standard trees.
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