The variety of life in a particular habitat, essential for ecosystem health and resilience.

Plants that naturally occur in a specific region, well-adapted to local conditions and beneficial for wildlife.

Gardening methods that minimize environmental impact and promote ecological balance.

The art of planning and arranging plants and features in a garden for aesthetic and functional purposes.

The condition of soil in terms of its biological, chemical, and physical properties, crucial for plant growth.

A gardening technique where different plants are grown together for mutual benefits, such as pest control.

The process of recycling organic matter into nutrient-rich soil amendment, enhancing soil health.

Techniques to use water efficiently in gardening, reducing waste and promoting sustainability.

Using natural methods to control pests, minimizing chemical use and protecting beneficial organisms.

A personal record of gardening activities, observations, and reflections, aiding in planning and improvement.

Methods for planting seeds or seedlings to ensure healthy growth and establishment.

Regular tasks performed throughout the year to care for plants and support garden health.

Flora refers to plant life, while fauna refers to animal life in a particular region.

The arrangement of plants and features in a garden, affecting aesthetics and functionality.

Different classifications of soil based on texture, composition, and drainage capabilities.

The specific weather patterns and environmental factors that influence plant growth in a region.

Advantages provided by ecosystems, such as clean air, water purification, and habitat for wildlife.

Plants that flower at specific times of the year, contributing to garden aesthetics and biodiversity.

Groups of individuals sharing gardening knowledge, experiences, and resources for mutual support.

Tools, materials, and information available to assist in gardening activities and education.

The process of choosing appropriate plants for a specific garden environment and purpose.

Practical abilities and knowledge required to successfully cultivate and maintain a garden.

An event or presentation where gardeners display their work, sharing experiences and inspiring others.

A practice of writing about experiences and insights gained during gardening, fostering personal growth.

Gardening methods that are beneficial to the environment, promoting health and sustainability.