Floricultures [noun]

Floriculture has to contend with many fungoid enemies, which sometimes commit great ravages amongst the choicest flowers.

Novels are not handbooks on floriculture, banking, railways, or the management of department stores.

It is well to reserve a nook for little experiments in horticulture or floriculture which one wishes to make.

Named for Claudius Boutelou, a Spanish writer upon floriculture and agriculture.

No longer than thirty years ago it was rare to find any other than a foreigner engaged in commercial floriculture.

In Rose-culture, as in every branch of floriculture, the price of success is constant vigilance.

Modern floriculture and vegetable-gardening are likely to run the year round.

Floriculture is an employment appropriate to all classes, ages, and conditions.

From the early Greeks the Romans took their first lesson in floriculture.

Occasionally, all attempt at floriculture or gardening is abandoned.