A flower having sepals, petals, stamens, and carpels. companion planting:

Mounding earth about a plant to protect shallow roots from sun damage and to strengthen and increase the rooting system. Do Not do this to just any plants

The outermost dead layers of bark, from the surface of the innermost cork cambium. ovary:

Curved downward or backwards. reflexed:

A weak solution of fertilizer that is used to promote root growth, and to help prevent transplant shock. stigma:

A flower head composed of many small flowers, like on a lilac. compost:

Bulb like portion of the stem of a plant consisting of fleshy tissues not in layers like true bulbs. corolla:

A plant that is not native to an area but is now growing there. eyes:

The hair-like roots through which plants get water and nutrients. fern:

A root sytem composed of many fine roots and typically a few lateral roots. field capacity: