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| fertilome root stimulator instructions: The Science of Gardening David Whiting, 2014-01-30 The Science of Gardening was originally written as the training manual for Colorado Master Gardener Program. The overall objective here was to be research based (rather than the same old folklore that has been passed down through the generations) and to focus on developing diagnostic skills. It is the textbook for the Colorado Gardener Certificate Program, an online suite of mini-courses on gardening offered by Colorado State University Online. I also use it as the textbook for Hort100, Horticultural Science, a general science class in the Colorado State University system. This is a large class limited to 250 students (due to lack of classroom space). This is 4 credit course (3 lectures and one lab per week). Due to time limitations, there are a few chapters in the book not covered. The approach in developing the curriculum was to first identify the learning objective; that is what we expect the students to be able to do upon completion of a unit/chapter. Then the text, PowerPoint, and lab activities were developed to help the student learn and practice the learning objectives. The PowerPoint files for lecture follows the textbook paragraph by paragraph, with the same artwork. This makes it easy for students to follow along in the textbook, rather than trying to take extensive written notes on everything. (Student love it). Since I do a lot of distance education teaching, my PowerPoint are design as a visual graphic with rapid slide change. I try to get close to the PBS Standard of a graphic change every 20 seconds of lecture. While not there, I'm rather close. (In contrast, broadcast TV and movies have a graphic change at least every 5 seconds. So our students loose interest fast when a PowerPoint slide stays on the screen for minutes while the professor goes down a list of items or moves beyond the slide content.) So my slides have few words, lots of original graphics, and change constantly. A 50 minutes lecture typically has 100 slides that change quickly. I'm willing share my PowerPoint files and lab activities with other instructors with the understanding that they use the textbook, The Science of Gardening, as a required text. Local adaptation - The curriculum was written for the Colorado and greater high plains/rocky mountain region. That is, I illustrate concepts with common insects and diseases of this area, and work with regional climatic scenarios. I've had students from all around the country in my online course, and they seem to have little concerns about adapting it to their growing situation. As an instructor in another climate area, you could readily add in local climatic information and swap some illustrations of common insects and diseases for those that are big problems locally. Also in areas there landscape irrigation is not routine, you may want to skip this unit. Student Feedback - Student feedback has been amazing for a textbook. They describe the book as filled with practical information that they will apply in their gardening activities. It is common to hear students state that this was their favorite class in the college experience due to the practical information that it contains and enthusiasm of the instructor. Students often want to keep the book for future reference. |
| fertilome root stimulator instructions: Leaves Will Grow Daniel Graham, 2017-02-05 Henry is like any other boy you know. Except, Henry is drifting. He has been, ever since he lost something he cares a lot about. Join Henry in this heartwarming tale of love and loss, as he discovers that sometimes the thing we long for most is closer than we think. Daniel and Holly prepared this book for readers of all ages who are having a difficult time processing the loss of a loved one. |
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| fertilome root stimulator instructions: In Harm's Way Ted Schettler, 2001-09 The intersection between environmental chemicals & child develop. is a new area of public health science. So much hinges on understanding the effects of environmental chemicals on these processes: developmental disabilities, incl. attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism, & neurodevelopmental diseases, affect millions of children. Chapters: nature of the problem; normal brain develop. & developmental toxicology; developmental disorders (DD) & their public health impact; the road from research to real life; the causes of disabilities; known & suspected developmental neurotoxicants; chemicals, reg's. & the environment; & clinical spectrum of DD. Makes complex scientific literature readily available to non-experts. Illustrated. |
| fertilome root stimulator instructions: Insects and Diseases of Woody Plants of the Central Rockies David Leatherman, Whitney Cranshaw, 2000 Insects and Diseases of Woody Plants of the Central Rockies gathers together information on most of the organisms associated with woody plants in Colorado and adjacent areas of the Central Rockies. These organisms include insects and mites, viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasitic plants, and vertebrates. The grouping of the organisms, the diagnostic disorders key, and the index make this publication the most comprehensive reference tool of its kind, for both industry professionals and laypersons alike. |
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| fertilome root stimulator instructions: Garden Myths Robert Pavlis, 2019-02-07 Garden Myths Book 2, the second in the series of two books, examines another 110 horticultural urban legends. Turning wisdom on its head, Robert Pavlis dives deep into traditional garden advice and debunks the myths and misconceptions that abound. He asks critical questions and uses science-based information to understand plants and their environment. Armed with the truth, Robert then turns this knowledge into easy-to-follow advice: Do tomatoes ripen faster if you remove leaves? Will extra phosphorus increase flowering? Does salt and vinegar kill weeds? Should you fertilize at planting time? Does companion planting work? Is drip irrigation better than sprinklers? Are natives better for pollinators? Should you replace soil in containers each year? Garden Myths is a must-read for anyone who wants to use environmentally sound practices. This fascinating and informative book will help you understand plants better, reduce unnecessary work, convince you to buy fewer products and help you enjoy gardening more. Gardeners just like you have commented on Garden Myths Book 1 This book has simplified my gardening; saving me tons of work and plenty of money. An easy, enjoyable read. I highly recommend this book., P.J. This is a must have book for your gardening library., Daryle Thomas Great book. I have purchased several copies because I keep giving them away to friends trying to help educate them to stop wasting their time and money following wrong advice., Karen Kroesen More information than any other gardening book I've ever read. Because I read this book before I started my garden, I've saved an incredible amount of money, Stacy Hsu You will enjoy and learn so much. Mr. Pavlis explains the science in a way that makes it very understandable., Rams Fan Favorite Book. I wish he wrote more books because I like the way he breaks down a subject and makes it easy to understand., Craig Cardoni One of the best books on gardening and, trust me, I have many. The author is a true gardening iconoclast who explains ideas succinctly and pleasurably. Highly recommended., AstroGremlin A must have for all gardeners.... The author debunks a hundred garden myths logically and scientifically., Richard My favorite quote from him is Look to nature for answers - mother nature already knows how to garden, Helen L. |
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