These types of flowers are used to create the main design

These types of flowers are used to create an accent or focal point

These types of flowers are used to create the basic framework for the arrangement

Identify the florist tool:

Identify the florist tool:

Identify the florist tool:

Identify the florist tool:

What colors create create feelings of excitement?

What are some safety considerations when working with flowers?

A tool used to help designers to understand the theory behind using color in arrangements.

A basic principle of design; when flower size and container flow and compliment each other.

To maintain relative size and space in the design

Made up of exactly similar parts, facing each other, or around an axis.

The size of your arrangement should be in proportion to where the arrangement is sitting.

Using flowers or color to call or catch the eye of the viewer

What is the rule of thumb for floral arrangements?

Warm reds, oranges, yellows create feeling of _____

The living things that break down organic matter and recycle them into the environment are called ___

A positively charged ion (+) is called a ____

The capacity of colloidal particles to attract positively charged ions and exchange them for one another is also called _________

The Ph value of 3 considered ____

The Ph value of 9 considered ____

The Ph value of 7 considered ____

The element oxygen (O) is considered an essential element

The element Zinc (Zn) is an essential element for plants

The element silica (Si) is an essential element for plants

What soils are considered colloidal?

A soil that is 40% sand, 40 % silt and 20% clay is called a __

The smallest of the soil particles is _____

The relative proportions of sand, silt and clay in a soil describes the _______

The LARGEST of the soil particles is _____

Sedentary soils ___

Soils formed by the movement of ICE are called ____

Soils that are moved or carried by the action of wind are called ____

These soils are moved /carried by the action of water

These soils are moved by gravity.

Where does organic matter in soils come from?

Plowed-under green plants which is also considered organic matter is also called _____

The cross-sectional slice of the earth's crust is called a ---

The organic component of soil, formed by the decomposition of leaves and other plant material is called _____

SOIL IS--

A soil with 10% clay, 60% silt, and 30% sand will be called a ___

A soil with 10% clay, 60% silt, and 30% sand will be called a ___

A soil with 30% clay, 30% silt, and 40 % sand is called a _____

The three numbers on the front of fertilizer bags are the amounts of what 3 essential plant elements?

Nutrient additives applied to the soil to maintain crop productivity are also called _________.

A negatively charged ion (-) is called a

When water moves through soil is called ____

When all pores are filled with water, meaning the water content is equal to the porosity of the soil, it is considered ______.

There are ____ different soil horizons.

The lowest soil horizon is the ___ horizon.

Without ______, dead plants and animals would continuously pile up on the surface of the earth

Bacteria, fungi and other living things in soils that help turn organic matter into soil are all called _____

Pick the living thing from the choices below that has a SYMBIOTIC relationship with trees?

In a regular 100 pound bag of fertilizer, the NPK numbers read 60 - 20 - 20. What is the amount of Potassium (K) in the fertilizer?

In a regular 100 pound bag of fertilizer, the NPK numbers read 40 - 60 - 0. What is the amount of Nitrogen (N) in the fertilizer?

Intensive industrial agriculture growing the same crops in the same place year after year quickly depleting the soil of nutrients describes a ______.

The draining away of water and the substances in it from the surface of the soil is called _______.

The process by which water reaches

the plant roots in soils is called _____.

Some soil organisms become less efficient as it warms up, so scientists are not sure what effects _____ will have on soils and decomposition as the climate changes

The process by which water reaches

the plant roots in soils is called _____

The relative size of the pores

(spaces) in soils is its’ ____.