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24
Sep

Basics of nursery production

Introduction Nursery production is a fundamental aspect of horticulture that involves the initial growth of plants before they are ready for transplanting to gardens, landscapes, farms or other projects. This process ensures that plants are healthy, well-rooted and ready to thrive in their new environments. Nurseries play a crucial role in producing a wide variety of plants like ornamentals, fruit

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1
Sep

How to Start Hydroponic Gardening

How to Start Hydroponic Gardening Hydroponic Gardening – Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) refers to the hydroponic technique in which a thin film of hydroponic nutrients contained in water (Nutrients Solution) passes through the gullies/ channels in such a way that the roots of the plants touch the nutrient solution rather than getting submerged in it, ensuring that the plant roots

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29
Aug

Latest trends that can be seen in Horticulture

Introduction Horticulture has been prevalent since many centuaries and has constantly kept evolving to the kind we see today. However there are many social and environmental reasons as well for horticulture to take its present shape. It evolves from various concerns like inadequate spaces, aesthetically pleasing formations, environmental consiousness and many more. Lets look at some of the current trends

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18
Aug

Why landscape horticulture is gaining popularity

Introduction In recent years there has been a noticeable shift towards appreciating and investing in outdoor spaces that harmonize with nature. Landscape horticulture aka the art and science of cultivating and designing landscapes, has emerged as a great element in this movement. From private residences to public parks and commercial properties, the appeal of thoughtfully planned and well-maintained landscapes is

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10
Aug

Why Native Plants are Important

Why Native Plants are Important Introduction Native plants are species of plants that naturally occur and have evolved over thousands of years in a particular region without human intervention. These plants have adapted to the local climate, soil types and environmental conditions of their native range. Plants like Himalayan blue poppy, bamboo, king cobra lily, indian sandalwood, coconut palm, etc

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