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Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 9:09 pm Gardenstew Glossary Index Have a suggestion for a word or gardening term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry Glossary A http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-30-a-words-and-terms-beginning-with-a.html Glossary B http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-31-b-words-and-terms-beginning-with-b.html Glossary C http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-32-c-words-and-terms-beginning-with-c.html Glossary D http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-33-d-words-and-terms-beginning-with-d.html Glossary E http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-34-e-words-and-terms-beginning-with-e.html Glossary F http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-35-f-words-and-terms-beginning-with-f.html Glossary G http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-36-g-words-and-terms-beginning-with-g.html Glossary H http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-37-h-words-and-terms-beginning-with-h.html Glossary I http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-38-i-words-and-terms-beginning-with-i.html Glossary J http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-40-j-words-and-terms-beginning-with-j.html Glossary K http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-42-k-words-and-terms-beginning-with-k.html Glossary L http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-43-l-words-and-terms-beginning-with-l.html Glossary M http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-44-m-words-and-terms-beginning-with-m.html Glossary N http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-45-n-words-and-terms-beginning-with-n.html Glossary O http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-50-o-words-and-terms-beginning-with-o.html Glossary P http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-41-p-words-and-terms-beginning-with-p.html Glossary Q http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-47-q-words-and-terms-beginning-with-q.html Glossary R http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-48-r-words-and-terms-beginning-with-r.html Glossary S http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-49-s-words-and-terms-beginning-with-s.html Glossary T http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-51-t-words-and-terms-beginning-with-t.html Glossary U http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-39-u-words-and-terms-beginning-with-u.html Glossary V http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-52-v-words-and-terms-beginning-with-v.html Glossary W http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-53-w-words-and-terms-beginning-with-w.html Glossary X http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-54-x-words-and-terms-beginning-with-x.html Glossary Y http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-55-y-words-and-terms-beginning-with-y.html Glossary Z http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-56-z-words-and-terms-beginning-with-z.html Last edited: Fri Mar 18, 2016 4:06 pm This blog entry has been viewed 14939 times
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The lighter side of reality, chapter 4 MONSTER!! MONSTER!!
Category: The back yard | Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2014 3:00 pm MONSTER!! MONSTER!! The words penetrated the door followed by incessant pounding and terrified screaming that could only have come from one Mr. Mouse. The mouse, a close friend of Mr Monk, spent the evening hours exploring as many corridors, caves and "bottomless" pits as he could find, filling pages of his "Map of the world". Mr. Monk rushed to open the door. The mouse fell into the room. "The Door!! The Door!! Bar the door!!" The mouse screamed as he rolled across the floor. Mr. Monk dropped the bar across the door just as a loud thud shook the now secure entryway. The chipmunk stepped back and helped his friend to his paws. "What have you found Mr. Mouse?" Inquired the chipmunk. "It was dark and as I walked around a corner, I ran right into its mouth." "Its tongues, two of them ran across my face! Terrifying to say the least." "Then I ran into one of its huge teeth as I turned to escape down the corridor." "I could hear the monster behind me banging the sides of the tunnel." "It was all I could do to get here and safety." The tea was ready and Mr. Monk poured some into a polished acorn cup and handed it to friend. The security of Mr. Monk's home had a calming effect and the mouse was soon relaxed enough to hold the cup. The chipmunk disappeared briefly and soon returned with some fresh acorn muffins. Together they looked into one of wise old owl's books soon identified the underground denizen as a snake. The two friends decided it was best to mark the map and when they found it safe, wall up that part of the tunnel. The flickering acorn lamps made their shadows dance on the wall. The two friends talked well into the night, in the underground realm, a couple of steps away from reality. Last edited: Tue Sep 06, 2022 10:06 am This blog entry has been viewed 930 times
Z: Words and Terms beginning with Z
Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 4:02 pm Z Glossary Index: http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-58-glossary-index.html Have a suggestion for a word or term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry (1) Zonal: Having light and dark rings. Example: Zonal geranium leaf. Last edited: Tue Aug 10, 2021 12:22 am This blog entry has been viewed 1720 times
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Y: Words and Terms beginning with Y
Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Fri Nov 21, 2014 4:00 pm Y Glossary Index: http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-58-glossary-index.html Have a suggestion for a word or term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry (1) Yeast: A single celled organism(Unicellular ascomycetes) The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae converts carbohydrates into Carbon dioxide and alcohol. Last edited: Thu Sep 30, 2021 2:27 pm This blog entry has been viewed 1685 times
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X: Words and Terms beginning with X
Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2014 12:49 am X Glossary Index: http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-58-glossary-index.html Have a suggestion for a word or term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry (4)√ Xeriscaping: An alternative method of gardening that relies on little or no irrigation as a water source. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Suitable for category. Xerosere: A sucession of plants in a reduced moisture environment i.e. desert or rocky terrain.. Xerophyte: A plant able to withstand extended periods of drought, often adapted to conserve water. Examples: Peruvian apple cactus and the California poppy. Xylem: A transport system for water and nutrients. Like the veins and arteries in your body these plant systems are the highways for water and nutrients. The Xylem moves water and minerals from the root to provide for plant growth. Reference Post http://www.gardenstew.com/about31374.html Last edited: Mon Oct 07, 2019 2:42 pm This blog entry has been viewed 1691 times
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W: Words and terms beginning with W
Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2014 12:47 am W Glossary Index: http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-58-glossary-index.html Have a suggestion for a word or term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry (11)√ Wall/Trellis Plants that climb or cascade in such a way as to utilize the wall or trellis in persute of sunlight and enhance their possablilties of propagation. Water Plant: A plant that by its very nature survives best by having its roots immersed in water. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Water Shoot: A sprig eminating from the root of a tree. Weed: A plant considered undesirable, or troublesome, especially one growing where it has not been planted, or is not wanted, as in a garden. Submitted by Kay Whorled Having 3 or more leaves per node. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Leaf Shape category. Wildflower: A flower originating in a wild habitat. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Wildflower Garden: a garden that displays flowers from a wild native habitat You will find this term in the plants edit section under the suitable for category. Wilt: The deteration of a leaf by loss of moisture, by disease or by excessive temperature. Suggested by Cayuga Morning Windbreak:Trees, shrubs, large and medium that impede the wind up to 60%. Trees: Acer campestre (field maple) Acer. platanoides (Norway maple), Populus Balsam Spire (poplar); large bushes:Amelanchier canadensis (serviceberry), Elaeagnus angustifolia (oleaster), Syringa vulgaris (lilac). medium: bushes:Berberis, Tamarix (tamarisk) You will find this term in the plants edit section under the suitable for category. Windthrow: The process where trees are felled by severe windstorms. The resulting debris then provides habitat for a host of plants and animals as well as returning carbon to the soil. Other related terms are windprune, windsnap and windtilt. All in some degree, describe the effects to trees of extreme wind storms. Woodland Garden:A garden typically sited in the shade of large deciduous trees incorporating shade or partial shade loving plants as well as mosses rocks and ferns. Examples: Ferns like Christmas, deer or chain fern, trillium, hostas, jack-in-the-pulpit, Hypum(moss) You will find this term in the plants edit section under the suitable for category. Last edited: Mon Oct 07, 2019 2:43 pm This blog entry has been viewed 1751 times
V: Words and Terms beginning with V
Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 2:31 pm V Glossary Index: http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-58-glossary-index.html Have a suggestion for a word or term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry (12)√ Valves: The portion of the pod that upon reaching maturity and proper turgor acts as a coil spring and launches the enclosed seeds . Variegated: having various colors or color patterns. Usually refers to plant foliage that is streaked, edged, blotched, or mottled with a contrasting color, often green with yellow, cream, or white. Submitted by Kay Variety: A botanical ranking below species Vascular Tissue: The plant tissue that contains the Phylem and Xylem, used for transporting nutrients. Vasculum: A container used to collect plant specimens. Vegetable: A plant or part of a plant used for food. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Vegetable Garden: A plot of land used to grow plants used for food. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the suitable for category. Velanem: A covering of dead epidermis around the root of an epiphyte that protects the inner cells and allows for moisture transfer to the plant. Example: Orchids. Vespertine flower: A flower that blooms in the evening hours. Vine:Vines come in a variety forms utilizing several methods to accomplish growth. Coiling around an object for support, using tendrils to aid in climbing or using adventitious roots vines climb for the best position and more light. Examples are morning glory, english ivy and Clematis. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Viviparity: In Botany it is the term can be used used to describe germination within the parent plant or fruit as in seeds sprouting within the tomato. Volunteer: A plant or flower growning from seed, not intended for the location it is growing in.. They are often self seeding annuals, wind blown seeds or dropped by birds or animals. Last edited: Mon Oct 07, 2019 2:43 pm This blog entry has been viewed 1859 times
T: Words and Terms beginning with T
Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 2:30 pm T Glossary Index: http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-58-glossary-index.html Have a suggestion for a word or term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry (21)√ Tap Root: A large root growing straight down providing stability for a plant and affording the plant the best opportunity to provide water. Lateral or secondary roots form off of this root to supply additional nutrients. Example: First root from an Oak tree acorn. Taxonomy: The examination of plants and their classification Tendril: A narrow stem used by a vine for support and to climb Terrestrial: Associated with growing on the ground as opposed to arial or on rocks Testa: the outer coat of a seed. Tetraploid: A plant that has 4 sets of chromosomes. Example: daylilies Thorn: The sharp pointed modification of a stem. Trailing: The plant characteristic defined by creeping ground growth or a cascade of plant material from a hanging potted plant. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Transgenic Plant: A genetically engineered plant having had DNA inserted Transpiration: The process where a plant takes in water through its roots and releases it through pores in its leaves. Tree: A tall woody perennial with lateral branches extending from the trunk. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Trifoliate/Ternate: A leaf characterized by its division into three sections. Example: Acer cissifolium You will find this word in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Tripinnate:A leaf having three series of pinnate leaves or leaflets. Example: Thrice cut ferns-Dryopteris intermedia You will find this word in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Tropical: Plants indigenous to zones 11-13. Some tropical plants are hardy to zone 9 You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Tropical Garden: A garden that incorporates plants from zones greater than 9b. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Suitable for category. Truncate: A leaf whose end is abruptly terminated in a blunt end. Example: A tulip tree You will find this word in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Tuber: A subterranian swollen root area used for nutriant storage by some plants. Example: Potato Tunic: The outer protective covering of a bulb. Turgor Pressure: The influx of water causes pressure on the cell wall and a plant becomes turgid. It's the difference between a wilting plant and a rigid plant. Tuber: A thickened portion of underground stem used for energy storage and reproduction. Submitted by Kay Tuberous root: A true root, is used as a storage mechanism for plant carbohydrates and is distinguished from tubers, rhizomes, bulbs and corms which are not roots. Examples: carrots, radishes and dandelions Last edited: Mon Oct 07, 2019 2:45 pm This blog entry has been viewed 1821 times
O: Words and Terms beginning with O
Category: Botanical Glossary | Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2014 5:24 am O Glossary Index: http://www.gardenstew.com/blog/e10953-58-glossary-index.html Have a suggestion for a word or term? Please leave a comment below. Thank you, Jerry (10) Obcordate: Heart-shaped, stem attaches to tapering point You will find this term in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Obovate: Teardrop-shaped, stem attaches to tapering point You will find this term in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Obtuse: With a blunt tip You will find this term in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Opposite: The arraignment of two leaves on the same node on either side of a stem. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Orbicular: A leaf with a circular shape You will find this term in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Organic: Refers to material derived from a living source. Grown only with natural fertilizer and no use of artificial chemicals. Suggested by Cayuga Morning Oriental Garden: A garden usually simple in nature with focal points connected by stepping stones or gravel. Many feature a pond with Koi. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Suitable Fore category. Ornamental: Plants grown for displays and special purposes. Example: cut flowers or holiday decorations. You will find this term in the plants edit section under the Plant Type category. Osmosis: The process by a plant membrane to transfer liquids from the side with the most concentration to the side with the lesser concentration. Ovate: Oval, egg-shaped, with a tapering point You will find this term in the plants edit section under the leaf shape category. Last edited: Sat May 26, 2018 10:53 am This blog entry has been viewed 1791 times
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