abundance, adaptation, aeration, agriculture, algae, amount, annual, anther, aphid, aroma, aromatic, arrangement, atmosphere, available
backyard, balance, beautiful, beauty, bedding, beetles, biennial, biodegradable, biological, blight, bloom, blooming, blossom, bog, border, botanical, botanist, bountiful, bouquet, breeder, bulbs, butterflies
change, circulation, classification, clay, climate, clippings, cluster, colorful, community, conditions, conservation, consistency, container, contaminate, cultivate, cultivation, cuttings, cycles
dainty, damage, deadhead, deciduous, decomposition, decoration, decorative, dedication, delicate, depth, destruction, develop, devise, digging, disease, disperse, distribution, diversity, division, domain, dormancy, dormant, drainage, dried flowers, drip system, drought
ecology, edible, elements, embed, emitter, energy, environment, eradicate, erosion, evaporation, evolve, exotic, expanse, experience, experiment, exposure
feathered friends, fertilization, filtering, flora, floral, florist, flourish, flow, flowering, foliage, foliage, fragile, fragrant, frond, frost, fumigation, fungus
garden, gardener, generate, genus, germination, graft, grassy, green thumb, greenhouse, ground cover, grove, growth
habitat, hanging basket, hardy, harvest, heirloom, heliotrope, herb, horticulture, host, houseplant, hue, humidity, hummingbirds, humus, hybrid
implement, indoors, insects, installation, interaction, interconnection, inundate, involve, irresistible, irrigation
jeopardy, judge, judgment, juxtapose
keepsake, key, kingdom
landscape, leaf, legume, lichen, loam, location, lopper, low-cost, luxuriant
mass, materials, mature, meadow, mildew, Miracle-gro, moisture, mold, moss, mulch
needles, needs, niche, nitrogen, noticeable, nursery, nurture, nutrient
oasis, open, orderly, organic, original, ornamental, outdoors, over-harvest, overgrown
palette, park, patch, pattern, perennial, perforation, perfume, pesticide, pests, petals, phloem, photosynthesis, planter, plantings, plumbing, pollen, pollination, popularity, population, port plug, potting soil, prairie, precipitation, predator, preserve, pressure, prevention, proliferate, prolong, prominence, propagate, prune
quality, quantity
rain, rainfall, raise, rake, ramble, range, rare, rectify, reducer, regulate, relationship, remote, resistance, resource, rhizome, rhythm, rock garden, roto-tiller
sample, sand, saturation, secure, sediment, seed, seedlings, seeds, selection, shade, shear, shrub, simplicity, slug, snail, sod, soil, sow, specie, species, spray, sprig, spring, sprinkler, sprout, stakes, stoma, subsoil, succulent, suitable, summer, sunshine, surroundings, survival, symbiosis
taproot, temperatures, threat, thrive, tolerance, tools, toxic, transmit, transplant, trunk, tuber
underground, unexpected, unique, universal, unusual, usage
value, valve, variation, variety, various, vascular, vase, vegetation, verdant, versatile, vigilance, vigorous, vine, volume
warmth, wasteful, water, water supply, water-saving, watering can, weather, well-drained, wetlands, widespread, window box, wither, woodlands
xeriscape, xylem
yard
zeal, zygophyte
Common plants/shrubs/trees word list:
A: African violet, agapanthus, ageratum, astroemeria, alyssum, amaryllis, anemone, angelonia, aster, azalea
B: begonia, black-eyed Susan, bluebell, boxwood, burning bush, buttercup, butterfly bush, buttercup
C: calla lily, cactus, calendula, carnation, chrysanthemum, clematis, coreopsis, cornflower, cottonwood, crocus, cyclamen
D: daffodil, dahlia, daisy, day lily, delphinium, Dutch elm
E: echinacea, echinops, edelweiss, eglantine
F: forget-me-not, forsythia, foxglove, fuchsia
G: gaillardia, gardenia. geranium, gladiolus, goldenrod
H: harebells, hibiscus, hollyhock, hosta, hyacinth, hydrangea
I: impatiens, Indian paintbrush, iris, ivy
J: jack-in-the-pulpit, jasmine, Jerusalem sage, jonquil
K:
L: lantana, lavender, liatris, lilac, lily, lily of the valley, lupine
M: maple, marguerite, marigold, melampodium, mum, myrtle
N: narcissus, nasturtium
O: oleander, orchid, ornamental kale
P: pansy, peony, petunia, phlox, pinks, porcupine grass
Q: Queen Anne�s lace
R: ranunculus, rhododendron, rose, rudbeckia
S: sage, salvia, sedum, snapdragon, snowball, stonecrop, strawberries, sunflower, sweet pea
T: thistle, tulip
U:
V: verbena, veronica, viburnum, viola, violet
W: waterlily, wildflower, willow, wisteria
X:
Y: yarrow, yucca
Z: zinnia
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Horticulture, Flowers, Plants tips from the Middle Ages
1.To keep bugs away from strawberries, plant borage
2. Plant lovage next to or near tomatoes
3. Keep hyssop close to grapes
4. Catnip branches repel Japanese beetles
5. Valerian brings worms up to the top of the earth and aerates soil
6. Marigolds smell and usually bugs hate their odor
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