Floriculture, branch of ornamental horticulturd consered with growing and marketing flowers and ornamental plants as well as with flower arrangement floricilture includes forming of flowering and ornamental plants that can be used as raw materials in the perfume industry and tharmaceutical sector
\nIt can help develop the local rural economy and also offer high chances of earning foregin exchange through exports
\nFlowers signifie strength ,puriety,consiences.
\nMain floricultural flowers rose,tuberose,Glades,antherium
\ncarnations,marigold,etc
\nIMPORTANCE
\nFlowers are often given as birthday gifts,wedding gifts
\nWhen visiying sick individuals as well as at funerals.
\nADVANTAGES
\nThe greatest advantage is that flowers need much less land and water for production when compare to rice and wheat.
\nWHY FlORICULTURE ?
\nFloriculture is largely thought of as a green house industry because flowers and potted plants are largely grown in plant growing sysytems in temperate climates though certain flowers cultivated outdoors in nurseries are crop feilds
\nOPPORTUNITIES :
\nGrowing flowers for the export market
\nGrowing ornamental plants
\nRunning nurseries
\nProviding garding
\nLandscaping for advisary services<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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