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WorksheetsSection 10 Small Fruit Garden
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
the point on the strawberry plant where the stems and roots join; very important to plant with the crown level with the soil surface.
a)
crown
b)
day nuetral
c)
green manure
d)
hill system
2.
flowering and fruiting not affected by day length
a)
crown
b)
day neutral
c)
green manure
d)
hill system
3.
plants plowed or mixed into the silt rot and add organic matter to the soil.
a)
crown
b)
day nuetral
c)
green manure
d)
hill system
4.
a strawberry planting method where no runners are allowed to grow
a)
crown
b)
day nuetral
c)
green manure
d)
hill system
5.
a strawberry planting method where all runners are allowed to grow to form many plants in a solid row.
a)
day nuetral
b)
green manure
c)
hill system
d)
matted-row system
6.
long stems growing and spreading out from strawberry plants; each runner roots on the ends and tarts a new plant
a)
green manure
b)
hill system
c)
matted-row system
d)
runners
7.
hours in which the temperature is below 40 degrees F; some blueberries require a cold period to break the dormant period and resume growth.
a)
hill system
b)
matted-row system
c)
runners
d)
chilling hours
8.
the classification of a group of blueberries that are most often used in commercial production; they reach heights of 6 feet.
a)
matted-row system
b)
runners
c)
chilling hours
d)
highbush
9.
the most cold hardy blueberries growing no more than 8-18 inches tall; they are usually found growing in the wild and are harvested commercially in some areas.
a)
runners
b)
chilling hours
c)
highbush
d)
lowbush
10.
the process in which the pollen cell is transferred to the female plant part and the eggs are fertilized
a)
chilling hours
b)
highbush
c)
lowbush
d)
pollination
11.
these blueberries are native to the Southeast; bushes grow 10 or more feet tall
a)
highbush
b)
lowbush
c)
pollination
d)
rabbiteye
12.
fruiting plants including raspberries, blackberries, boysenberries, dewberries, loganberries, and bayberries.
a)
lowbush
b)
pollination
c)
rabbiteye
d)
brambles
13.
mature shoot of vine's previous season's growth
a)
pollination
b)
rabbiteye
c)
brambles
d)
cane
14.
to stand/standing straight up
a)
rabbiteye
b)
brambles
c)
cane
d)
erect
15.
side branch
a)
brambles
b)
cane
c)
erect
d)
lateral
16.
refers to the canes of boysenberries, which are allowed to run or trail along the ground or wire and are not cut back.
a)
cane
b)
erect
c)
lateral
d)
trailing
17.
a supporting structure made of posts and wire that is used to tie up grapes and some of the bramble fruits
a)
erect
b)
lateral
c)
trailing
d)
trellis
18.
canes on brambles are cut back to shorten them so they freely stand upright or are tied to wire so they remain upright
a)
lateral
b)
trailing
c)
trellis
d)
upright
19.
a cane of a vine pruned to two buds and left to grow new canes the following year
a)
trailing
b)
trellis
c)
upright
d)
renewal spurs
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