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Ornamental horticulture in Nepal
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Introduction
Significance and Importance of Ornamental Horticulture
Prospects of Ornamental horticulture in Nepal
Constraints of Ornamental horticulture in Nepal
Terminology Related to Lawn, Garden and Landscape Design
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Terminologies
Rose (Rosa spp., Rosaceae)
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Introduction
Botany, origin, distribution and development of modern roses
Modern Roses
Importance and uses
Propagation
Climatic requirements
Edaphic requirement
Site selection for rosarium
Methods of rose planting:
Time of rose planting:
Layout and planting
Spacing
Manure and Fertilizer
After care and irrigation
Pruning in rose
Root exposing in rose
Harvesting stage and time
Insect Pest and Disease
Diseases
Orchids (Orchidaceae)
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Introduction
Importance and Uses
Classification of Orchids
Climatic and Environmental Requirements
Multiplication of Orchids
Structure for Growing Orchids
Potting Media
Potting and Transplanting in Spring Season
Care of Seedlings
Watering
Nutrition
Harvesting
Gladiolus (Gladiolus spp L., Iridaceae)
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Introduction
Environmental consideration
Soil and Site
Planting Time
Promising Varieties
Propagation and Planting Material
Land Preparation and planting of corms
Manuring and Fertilization
Irrigation and intercultural operations
Time and stage of harvesting
Flower Yield
Corm and cormel harvesting and handling
Corms treatment
Treatment of cormels
Tuberose (Polyanthes/Polianthes tuberosa L., Agavaceae)
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Introduction
Cultivars: (Three types of Tuberose)
Environmental Factor
Propagation
Growth and Flowering
Cultivation Practices
Harvesting time and stage
Post Harvest Handling and Packaging of Flowers
Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum spp., Asteraceae)
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Introduction
Classification
Propagation
Growing environment
Pinching and Disbudding
Staking
Growing of Chrysanthemum in Pots
Growing for Loose Flowers
Carnation (Dianthus caryophyllus)
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Introduction
Importance and uses
Types of carnation
Propagation
Soil and climate
Cultivation technology
Harvesting
Lawns and its management
0/4
Introduction
Selection of site and soil
Selection of grass for lawn
Planting methods
Bonsai
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Introduction
Criterion for selecting plants
Plants specimens suitable for bonsai
Types or styles of bonsai
Training and pinching
Management
Watering and manuring
Repotting
Landscape gardening/design
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Factors Affecting the Landscape Design
Styles of Gardening
Indoor gardening
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Introduction
Common indoor plants
Window box gardening
Arrangement of indoor plants depending upon light and temperature requirement
Hanging basket
Terrarium, bowl and bottle gardens
Maintenance/Management of Indoor Plant
Establishment of nursery enterprise
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Introduction
Types of nurseries
Basic consideration for the nursery enterprise establishment
Basic Components of Nursery
Learn Ornamental Horticulture with Braimy – B.SC agriculture
About Lesson

This Window Box Plan Supplies You with Fresh Veggies and Herbs

  • The most common place to keep house plants in a room is the window box. The plants and flowers or the window box can be viewed from inside as well as outside of the room.
  • The plants of this type of gardening can enjoy lighter even the direct sun for a long time in the day.
  • The sun loving plants should be grown in the window of the south while the most shade loving plants have to be placed in the north windows.
  • Trailing or hanging plants like geraniums, zebrina, pothos philodendron etc. can create a good display when hanging from the window boxes

 

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