flower cultivation
Areas for growing and harvesting flowers for ornamental and expressive purposes.
Flower cultivation is the controlled growth of plants with prominent and colorful flowers which are harvested for use as ornaments or as tokens of affection, mourning, celebration, thanks, and other feelings.
The flowers are grown to be harvested for ornamental or expressive use. Bouquets or other arrangements can convey affection, mourning, celebration, or another sentiment.
Growing plants for later transplantation belongs to the nursery function. Flower cultivation instead concerns harvesting the flowers from the cultivated plants.
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animal cultivation
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fiber cultivation
Areas for growing and harvesting fibrous plants used for clothing and non-edible materials. -
fruit cultivation
Areas growing edible fruit crops, including seedless varieties, in gardens, fields, or orchards. -
grain cultivation
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mushroom cultivation
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nut cultivation
Areas growing edible seed kernels classed as nuts in cooking, including tree nuts and peanuts. -
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A place growing plants for later removal or transplanting, whether in open ground or a controlled growing space. -
silviculture
Forests managed for wood harvesting, including Christmas trees and ornamental tree plantings but excluding fruit and sap crops. -
spice cultivation
Areas for growing and harvesting plants with high flavor used as edible seasonings. -
vegetable cultivation
Areas growing edible plants classed as vegetables on a culinary basis, including legumes such as beans.