Across
- 5. A house made of glass or plastic where plants grow. Why? It keeps plants warm and safe from bad weather.
- 7. Growing two different crops in the same field at the same time. Why? It saves space and can stop bugs and diseases.
- 8. A small part of a plant that you put in the soil to grow a new plant. Every plant starts from one.
- 9. Covering plants to protect them from too much sun. Why? Some plants need less sunlight to grow well.
Down
- 1. Something like a wall of trees or plants to stop strong wind. Why? It protects crops from wind damage.
- 2. Growing two plants together because they help each other. Why? Some plants grow better when they are next to a "friend."
- 3. A chemical that kills bugs that eat plants. Why? It protects crops, but should be used carefully.
- 4. A layer on the soil to keep water in and stop weeds. Why? It protects the soil and helps plants grow.
- 5. Joining two plants so they grow together as one. Why? It can make stronger or better plants.
- 6. Changing the type of crop in a field every year. Why? It helps keep the soil healthy and stops pests.