Cultivation - Law Dictionary Search Results
maidenhair tree
biloba having fan shaped leaves and fleshy yellow seeds also called the ginkgo it exists almost exclusively in cultivation esp as an ornamental street tree
Madeira vine
A herbaceous climbing vine Boussingaultia baselloides very popular in cultivation having shining entire leaves and racemes of small fragrant white flowers
Inculture
Want or neglect of cultivation or culture
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Improvable
Capable of being improved susceptible of improvement admitting of being made better capable of cultivation or of being advanced in good qualities
Grapery
A building or inclosure used for the cultivation of grapes
emblements
to sow with grain, from en-, causative prefix + Old French blet ble grain] : crops from annual cultivation legally belonging to the tenant
Fuchsia
a single pistil They are natives of Mexico and South America Double flowered varieties are now common in cultivation
Floriculturist
One skilled in the cultivation of flowers a florist
Floricultural
Pertaining to the cultivation of flowering plants
farmland
a rural area where farming is practiced land actually under cultivation or capable of supporting crops
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