Piling soil around plants for support of the roots, to protect from extreme cold and blanch vegetables. edging plant:

A netlike pattern of veins in a leaf. reversion:

an uncultivated plant that grows in nature. WILT:

A flower having sepals, petals, stamens, and carpels. composite flower:

A weak solution of fertilizer that is used to promote root growth, and to help prevent transplant shock. stigma:

Petal or sepal, where there is no distinct difference between the two. terminal:

An uncultivated plant that grows in nature. wilt:

lightweight mica product used as a rooting medium or as a soil amendment for indoor plants. VIABLE SEED:

A mixture of soil and decomposing matter that is used for mulch, soil admendments or fertilizer. compound leaf:

A soil replacement used for growing plants. growth regulator: