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1. (n.) horticulture
the science or art of cultivating flowers, fruits, vegetables or ornamental plants, esp. in a garden, orchard, or nursery.
Etymology: (1670–80; < L hort(us) garden + (agr )iculture)
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1. (noun) gardening, horticulture
the cultivation of plants
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1. (noun) horticulture
the cultivation of a garden or orchard; the art of cultivating gardens or orchards
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Sense: the science and art of gardening.
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 Afrikaans: tuinbou |
 Arabic: بَسْتَنَه، فِلاحَة البَسا |
 Bulgarian: грединарство |
 Brazilian: horticultura |
 Czech: zahradnictví |
 German: der Gartenbau |
 Danish: havebrug |
 Greek: γεωπονική |
 Spanish: horticultura |
 Estonian: aiandus |
 Farsi: علم باغبانی |
 Finnish: puutarhanhoito |
 French: horticulture |
 Hebrew: גַנָנוּת |
 Hindi: बागवानी |
 Croatian: vrtlarstvo, hortikultura |
 Hungarian: kertművelés |
 Indonesian: hortikultura |
 Icelandic: garðyrkjufræði |
 Italian: orticoltura |
 Japanese: 園芸 |
 Korean: 원예학 |
 Lithuanian: sodininkystė, daržininkys |
 Latvian: dārzkopība |
 Malay: hortikultur |
 Dutch: tuinbouwkunst, hoveniersk |
 Norwegian: hagebruk |
 Polish: ogrodnictwo |
 Persian: علم باغبانی |
 Pashto: د کرنی پوهه |
 Portuguese: horticultura |
 Romanian: horticultură |
 Russian: садоводство |
 Slovak: záhradníctvo |
 Slovenian: hortikultura |
 Serbian: hortikultura |
 Swedish: trädgårdsodling, -skötsel |
 Thai: การทำสวน |
 Turkish: bahçecilik, çiçekçilik, b |
 Taiwanese: 園藝學 |
 Ukrainian: садівництво |
 Urdu: باغبانی کا فن |
 Vietnamese: nghề làm vườn |
 Chinese: 园艺学 |
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