Horticulture
the art of cultivating or managing gardens; the cultivation of a garden; the rearing and management of flowers, fruits, and vegetables in a garden. This word has a much broader meaning than its Latin derivations indicate. Horticulture includes, as divisions, pomology, floriculery culture. Pomology embraces the ture, garden vegetable culture, and nursery culture of all fruits, whether grown in large or small areas. Viticulture is a sub-division of pomology. 60:
HORUS (hō'rus), an Egyptian deity, whose name, "Hor," means "the day," or "the sun's path," and is generally written in hieroglyphics by the sparrow hawk, which was sacred to him. Under the name of Horus were included several deities, as Haroeris, the elder Horus and Harpocrates, or the younger Horus; Har-sam-ta, Horus, the uniter of the upper and lower world, who was the second son of Athor, resided in Annu, Heliopolis, and emanated from the eye • of the sun; and Har-net-ta, another form of the same god, represented as a boy wearing a triple crown, who existed from the commencement of things, a self-created being, and emanated from the Nu, or firmament, besides several others. But the principal Horus was Horus, the son of Isis (Har-si-hesi), represented as a naked child standing wearing a skullcap, or the crown of Upper and Lower Egypt.