A) Arid desert B) Arctic tundra C) Warm temperate D) Tropical rainforest
A) Sandy soil B) Waterlogged soil C) Well-drained loam D) Heavy clay
A) 8.5-9.0 B) 7.5-8.0 C) 4.0-4.5 D) 6.0-6.5
A) Mid-summer B) Late winter/early spring C) Late autumn D) Any time of year
A) 2 hours B) At least 6 hours C) No direct sunlight D) 4 hours
A) To increase fruit production B) To prevent leaf drop C) To discourage growth D) To make the tree look neater
A) Leaving the center of the tree completely unpruned B) Creating a vase shape with an open center for sunlight penetration C) Pruning only the upper branches D) Pruning only the lower branches
A) To make the tree taller B) To improve fruit size and quality C) To decrease fruit production D) To prevent flowering
A) Just before harvest B) During the winter months C) Immediately after planting D) 30-45 days after bloom
A) Ladybugs B) Earthworms C) Peach borers D) Praying mantis
A) Peach leaf curl B) Tomato blight C) Rose black spot D) Powdery mildew on roses
A) Applying a fungicide in late fall or early spring B) Ignoring the problem C) Watering the tree excessively D) Planting the tree in a shady location
A) To fertilize the tree B) To encourage flowering C) To control overwintering pests D) To prevent sunburn
A) Every five years B) Never C) Every month D) Annually
A) High potassium fertilizer B) Balanced fertilizer (e.g., 10-10-10) C) High nitrogen fertilizer D) High phosphorus fertilizer
A) The peach is still hard B) The peach falls off the tree easily C) The background color changes from green to yellow or red D) The peach is completely green
A) Gently twist and pull the peach from the tree B) Shake the tree to make the peaches fall C) Leave the peaches on the tree until they rot D) Cut the peaches from the tree with a knife
A) The number of hours below 45°F required for proper bud break B) The amount of sunlight the tree needs C) The number of hours above 90°F required for fruit ripening D) The amount of water the tree needs
A) Larger fruit production B) Early bud break C) Delayed or erratic bud break D) No fruit production
A) Removing unwanted branches B) Adding fertilizer to the soil C) Joining two plants to grow as one D) Spraying pesticides on the tree
A) To prevent disease B) To make the tree grow faster C) To combine desirable traits from different varieties D) To change the color of the fruit
A) A type of grafting using a single bud B) A method of fertilizing the tree C) A way to prevent pests D) A method of thinning fruit
A) Covering the tree with blankets or using sprinklers B) Pruning the tree heavily C) Applying fertilizer D) Ignoring the frost
A) Prevents root growth B) Dries out the soil C) Attracts pests D) Conserves moisture and suppresses weeds
A) Concrete B) Plastic mulch C) Organic mulch like wood chips or straw D) Gravel
A) Never B) Once a month C) Only when it rains D) Regularly, especially during dry periods
A) It can be pollinated by its own pollen B) It is resistant to all diseases C) It requires another tree for pollination D) It doesn't produce fruit
A) Ignore them B) Leave them to decompose and fertilize the tree C) Remove and dispose of them to prevent disease spread D) Bury them near the tree's roots
A) You have control over the use of pesticides and fertilizers B) It is always cheaper than buying peaches at the store C) It requires no maintenance or effort D) You are guaranteed a perfect harvest every year |