Rose trial reveals good prospects for the Ontario landscape industry
An update on the rose trial started in 2012.
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Weather deeply influences 2013 trial gardens
Trial garden sites in Guelph and Milton experienced extreme rainfall and cool growing conditions early in the 2013 growing season.
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Managing verticillium wilt of maples using organic amendments
Verticillium dahliae is one of the most unusual plant pathogens in the world.
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New website offers water management technology info for nursery sector
The website will be updated as new technologies and information emerge.
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Timing top dressing to reduce fertilizer loss
Research looks at how much fertilizer is lost when plants fall over.
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How much money does that tree in your yard save you?
Ryerson professor has developed an online device to calculate the energy savings of specific trees.
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Trial gardens set to open Aug. 16
Highlights include evaluation of over 800 roses planted last year.
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Fertilization benefits green roof plants
Team of researchers release findings on Sedum reserach.
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Research team looks at biopesticides for lawn care industry
Project addressed the problem of white grubs and chinch bugs in lawn turf.
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Research continues on management of boxwood blight
Researchers are attempting to understand the biology of Cylindrocladium buxicola, or boxwood blight.
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Wireless soil moisture sensors a good option for pot-in-pot system
Pot-in-pot production technology is becoming popular in caliper tree productions in nursery operations.
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Research looks at wildflowers for domestic market
A project underway at the University of Guelph is working towards introducing domestic wildflowers into commercial landscaping applications.
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