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Horticulture and
Gardening - I
Rashmi Pandey
FLOR flower
C U LT U R E Cultivation of
social development.
In most part of the country, flower growing is
carried out on small holdings and commercial
floriculture has assumed importance only in the
recent past.
Colour of Flower
Purpose of Growing
Nature of Growth
Mode of Propagation
Nature of Use
CUT FLOWERS
Cut fl o we rs a re
fl o w e rs o r fl o we r
b u d s ( o ft e n w i t h
s o m e ste m a n d l e a f )
t h at h ave b e e n c u t
f ro m the p l a nt
bearing it. It is
usually re m o ve d
f ro m t h e p l a nt fo r
d e co rati ve u s e .
LOOSE FLOWER
A loose fl o we r i s
one which has been
p l u c ke d f ro m the
p l a nt without the
st e m .
BEDDING PLANTS
Bedding, in horticulture,
refers to the temporary
planting of fast-growing
plants into flower beds to
create colourful, temporary,
seasonal displays, during
spring, summer or winter.
FOLIAGE PLANTS
A plant grown
primarily for its
decorative foliage
Filler Plants
flower bouquet.
LINE FLOWER
Line fl o w e r s are tall
fl o w e r s with m u l ti p l e
blooms per stem. Line
fl o w e r s d e fi n e the
shape of an
arrangement and, of
course, can add height.
FLOWER PETALS
L o o s e fl o w e r p eta l s
fo r t h e p u r p o s e o f
o r n a m e ntati o n and
fl o w e r s h o w e r.
POTTED PLANTS
A plant that is grown in a
container, and usually
kept inside.
FLORICULTURE Low Labour
Cost
Agro-climatic Tax
zone Exemptions
IMPORTANCE OF
FLORICULTURE
Economic
Aesthetic
Social
Important Industries
Perfume
Industry