Chapter 1 Review: Careers in Floriculture

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Across
  1. 1. creates arrangements to fill the display cooler and incoming orders
  2. 3. the art and science of growing and marketing flowers and ornamental plants, and the designing and marketing of flower arrangements
  3. 8. person that is often the customer's first impression of the flower shop so they need to dress in a professional manner
  4. 10. the process of taking and passing a course/exam to provide evidence that a person has the knowledge and skills required to perform well
  5. 11. reproducing plants by dividing them, taking cuttings, or harvesting and growing seeds from parent plants
  6. 12. a florist that sells products and services to individual customers
  7. 14. should be knowledgeable about the floral design industry and friendly
  8. 16. a designer that adds fresh and artificial plants to commercial spaces
  9. 17. florist that buys plants from the commercial growers
  10. 18. brief summary of a person's education, experience, professional achievements, and other qualifications for a job
  11. 19. support materials and supplies, such as glassware, floral foams, wire, ribbon, packaging products, and tools
Down
  1. 2. type of floral shop that does not deliver
  2. 4. type of florist that works with a single targeted audience
  3. 5. shop that deals with every aspect of retail floral
  4. 6. a shop that sells merchandise targeted to a specific category or area within the floral industry
  5. 7. the art and science of cultivating garden plants, including fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants
  6. 9. produces the plants and flowers that are used in flower shops
  7. 13. a collection of copies of a person’s best work, awards, and other achievements that can be shown to prospective employers
  8. 15. sells only cut flowers, loose stems, or bouquets