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Get Dressed!Chapter 7 : Get DressedUnit 7 - Get dressedYear 2 Unit 7 Get Dressed7. Get dressed! --- ClothesDaily routine present simple with singular subject, wake up brush teeth brush hair go to school have breakfast get dressed eat lunch go home go to sleep do homework wash hands Ornamental horticulture is growing of plants for decorative and beauty purposes. â˘There many different types of flowers such as, daisies, roses and lilies. Establishment of flower beds â˘Choose the best place or site for your flower bed. â˘The site should get enough sun and have fertile soil. â˘After choosing the site, dig the area to a depth of 20- 30 cm. â˘Remove any large stones or rubbles as you dig. â˘Use a rake to level the prepared bed. This will also break up any big lumps of soil. varieties of flowers âFlame lilly âRose âMarigold âLavender star Propagation of flowers ⢠Flowers can be grown from seeds or cuttings, tubers and bulbs. From seeds From cuttings From tubers and bulbs Petunia roses Flame lilly Dahlia Elephant ear Lavender marigold Planting time ⢠Flowers can be planted all year round depending on the suitable varieties. â˘In winter they can be planted in pots, beds and greenhouses. â˘Varieties which need a lot of water should be grown during the rainy season. Management of flowers 1. weeding: ensure that the flower beds are weed free. â˘Weeds are removed by hand pulling with the help of a hand fork. 2. watering: watering should be done regularly during the dry season and less frequently during the rainy season. â˘make sure the beds are moist but avoid waterlogging. 3. fertilizing: soil should be well fertilized with super phosphate at planting. â˘Flowers should not be top dressed with ammonium nitrate as this will affect flower production. 4. pruning: use a pair of secateurs or very sharp knife to remove weak shoots and dead or diseased parts of the plant. â˘Pruning also encourages new growth and controls the height of the flowers. Harvesting â˘Cut the flowers in early bloom. â˘Allow 30cm stems, grade and remove lower leaves. â˘Tie in bundles â˘label accordingly, cure by setting 20cm of the stem in boiling water for 20 minutes. (this will make the flowers last longer) â˘Store the flowers in cool conditions Marketing ⢠Flowers need fast transport to the market. ⢠Flowers can be sold in bundles, boxes or in pots. ⢠Flowers are sold in bouquets at a local market or are packed in boxes for export market. ⢠They are bought for different occasions such as weddings, funerals and parties.Mud Runs A Messy Race. Mud runs are races where people run through mud. People have been running in mud runs for about thirty years in the United States. Races are held all over the country. Some mud runs are for people who are good at sports. Some are just for fun. All mud runs are the same in one way. People get very muddy! They Don't Make It Easy. Running through mud isn't easy. The mud sticks to your shoes and slows you down. It's hard to move forward. The people who plan mud runs know this. They use mud to make parts of the course hard. Racers need to be strong to climb over nets and walls. They need to be careful to get past parts like the balance beam. They need to get down into the mud to crawl under walls or through tunnels. They need to be brave to slide down big hills or even jump over fire! Monsters in the Mud. Some mud runs have an extra twist, such as monsters. In a zombie mud run, racers run away from people dressed as zombies. Racers can run from zombies or choose to become zombies and chase others. Which would you rather be? Run in a Costume. At many races, runners often dress up in costumes just for fun. Costumes get covered in mud, and many also get torn during the race. It's all part of the fun. Race as a Team. People run as teams in some mud runs. They push and pull each other over walls covered in mud. Mud runs are hard, and working as a team can help everyone have a good time. Running for Fun. You don't have to be great at sports to race in a mud run. Many people run just for fun. Just for Kids. Some mud runs are made for children as young as three. The children's races are shorter, but they have tricky parts, mud, and lots of adventure. You might climb a kid-sized wall. You might wiggle through a kid-sized tunnel. If you choose to run, you're in for a good time! Children sometimes have so much fun that they run the races two or three times. In a mud run, even regular people can feel like superheroes!