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Title: Horticulture 2


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Horticulture 2
  • Plant ID Week 4
  • Houseplants QUIZ

Instructions Write the common or scientific name
of each plant in the blank provided above the
picture. Name_____________________ Date_______
_______________
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1)___________________
  • Long fronds instead of leaves.
  • Propagation can be done from spores, runners, or
    by division .
  • Originated from tropical regions and doesnt
    overwinter.
  • Thrives in rich humus, partial shade, and high
    humidity.

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2)_____________________
  • Great for hanging baskets.
  • Prolific grower.
  • Has small white flowers in the summer.
  • Can easily be propagated by cuttings.

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3)___________________
  • Elastic leaves and stems and wood 'bleeds' white
    sticky sap
  • evergreen shrub or tree native to India
  • Used here as an indoor plant
  • Large, rubbery leaves are about 5-6 inches long

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4)____________________________
  • Heart shaped leaves
  • Can easily be trained up a totem pole.
  • An easy houseplant in low light conditions.
  • Easy to propagate
  • by placing cuttings
  • in water.

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5)_____________________
  • Evergreen native to Norfolk Island near
    Australia.
  • Often seen at Christmas as a container plant.
  • Flat branches with short, soft needles.

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6)_____________________
  • Indoor plant native to New Zealand.
  • Dark greenish brown leaves are saw toothed and
    usually 4 inches long and only ½ inch wide.

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7)___________
  • having large usually
  • woolly leaves with purple
  • edges
  • Need lots of light to
  • keep bright leaf color.

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8)____________________
  • Dense foliage on a small indoor tree.
  • Long slender leaves
  • Stems are often trained to grow in ornamental
    patterns such as a braid or twist in the trunk.
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