A) Direct sunlight B) Full shade C) Full sun D) Partial shade
A) 4.0-5.0 B) 7.0-8.0 C) 6.5-7.5 D) 5.5-6.5
A) Add fertilizer B) Leave it as is C) Amend with compost and well-rotted manure D) Add lime
A) Mid-summer B) Any time of year C) Early spring or fall D) Late winter
A) 1 foot B) 2-3 feet C) 1-2 inches D) 6-12 inches
A) At the base of the plant B) Watering every day C) Overhead watering D) Watering only when dry
A) Bees B) Slugs and snails C) Ladybugs D) Ants
A) Loud noises B) Ignoring them C) Spraying with pesticides D) Netting
A) Winter B) Late spring to early summer C) All year round D) Fall
A) They are green B) They are yellow C) They are deep red and easily detach from the stem D) They are hard
A) Grafting B) Cuttings C) Runners D) Seeds only
A) Weed and feed B) No fertilizer needed C) Balanced organic fertilizer D) High nitrogen fertilizer
A) Fragaria vesca B) Rubus idaeus C) Vaccinium corymbosum D) Fragaria ananassa
A) To attract beneficial insects B) To retain water C) To promote rapid growth D) To prevent root rot
A) Sand B) Gravel C) Plastic D) Straw or wood chips
A) Retain moisture, suppress weeds, and protect fruit B) Attract pests C) Prevent drainage D) Heat the soil
A) Never remove them B) Always remove them C) It depends on if you want more plants or larger fruit D) Remove them in the winter
A) At soil level B) Very deep C) Exposed above the soil D) Completely buried
A) Attracts pollinators B) Repels insects C) Requires no maintenance D) Grows very tall
A) Every week B) Once in early spring C) Every month D) Multiple times a year
A) Bland B) Sour C) Bitter D) Intense and sweet
A) A sealed container B) Any container is suitable C) A very large container D) Hanging basket or pot
A) Red leaves B) Rapid growth C) Yellowing leaves D) Drought
A) Spray them with pesticide B) Remove them immediately C) Bury them D) Leave them as fertilizer
A) Easier to propagate B) Faster fruiting C) Larger fruit size D) Increased genetic diversity
A) Wild strawberries are larger B) There is no difference C) Wild strawberries are smaller and more flavorful D) Cultivated strawberries are redder
A) They will compete for resources B) They will enhance each other's growth C) Wild strawberries will kill cultivated strawberries D) Cross-pollination can alter the characteristics of both
A) Building materials B) Fuel C) Jams and preserves D) Making rope
A) They shade each other B) They compete for nutrients C) They attract the same pests D) They can spread Verticillium wilt
A) Gently pull them off the stem B) Pull the entire plant C) Shake the plant D) Cut them with scissors |