Nursery Operations

2. an area of soil that has been carefully tilled to provide optimal conditions for seeds to germinate and sprout.
3. A reliable and continuous supply of water should be available throughout the year.
5. fully controlled environment for the plants
7. where young plants are raised and taken cared until they reach the right size for transplanting
9. the act of providing water usually on plants or crops.
11. where climatic conditions are normally favorable for the crops grown.
13. The nursery should have a central location as near to the planting site or demand center as possible to avoid the transportation of seedlings over long distances.
14. The process of moving a plant from one location to another

1. is a very young, tender plant that has recently emerged from a seed following the germination process
4. nursery should be on a gentle slope sufficient to allow excess water to run off without causing soil erosion.
6. person who overseas or manages the seedlings.
8. the grains or ripened ovules of plants used for sowing
10. nursery that can accumulate millions of seedlings per year.
12. house environment that is partially modified or open for the seedlings.
15. ultimate success depends upon who is dealing the plants