🪱Hose

A flexible tube used to convey water for irrigation.

🐜Insecticide

A chemical used to kill insects that damage plants.

🌊Irrigation

Supplying water to plants artificially to support growth.

🏞️Landscaping

Designing and modifying outdoor areas for aesthetic and functional purposes.

🌱Lawn

An area of short mown grass in a garden.

🍃Leaf

The flat green part of a plant that performs photosynthesis.

✂️Loppers

A long-handled cutting tool for thick branches.

🐄Manure

Animal waste used as organic fertilizer for plants.

🚜Mower

A machine used to cut grass in a lawn.

🍂Mulch

A layer of material spread over soil to retain moisture and suppress weeds.

🏡Nursery

A place where plants are propagated and grown for sale.

🟤Peat

Partially decayed plant matter used as a soil amendment.

♾️Perennial Plant

A plant that lives for more than two years.

🏛️Pergola

An archway of posts and beams supporting climbing plants.

♻️Permaculture

A design system creating sustainable and self-sufficient gardens.

🐛Pest

An organism that damages plants or garden produce.

☠️Pesticide

A chemical used to kill pests that harm plants.

🤏Pinching

Removing the growing tip of a plant to encourage bushiness.

🌱Plant

A living organism that typically grows in soil and uses photosynthesis.

🪴Potting Soil

A sterile growing medium for plants in containers.

🌿Propagation

Growing new plants from seeds, cuttings, or divisions.

✂️Pruner

A cutting tool used to trim branches and stems.

✂️Pruning

Cutting away dead or overgrown branches to encourage growth.

🛏️Raised Bed

A garden bed built above ground level for better drainage.

🧹Rake

A tool with a toothed bar used for gathering leaves and leveling soil.

🫚Rhizome

A horizontal underground stem that produces new shoots.

🫚Root

The part of a plant that anchors it and absorbs water and nutrients.

🌰Seed

A small embryonic plant enclosed in a protective outer covering.

🌱Seedling

A young plant that has recently germinated from a seed.

✂️Shears

A large scissor-like tool for trimming hedges and plants.