Ornamental Outlook: Growing The Florida Landscape

Ornamental Outlook

Morgans Plant Farm takes the values of a “mom-and-pop” nursery into the 21st century.

Safe pesticide use requires some forethought.

Learn how to protect prized trees from lightning strikes.

Native plants can work well in a variety of formal landscape applications.

Production light levels and genetics play a part in interior plant performance.

Texas A&M University students helped their horticulture professor develop Helenium amarum ‘Dakota Gold,’ a tough new annual.

This year’s Floriculture Field Day attracted industry leaders eager to see and hear about new annual and perennial varieties.

Although the number of growers is decreasing, floriculture and foliage crops saw small gains in 2005.

Wet locations can present a plethora of problems, but several groups of tropical plants are suitable for soggy sites.

Integrated pest management is the key to keeping this new pest under control.

Problematic in South Florida, lobate lac scale has been found to attack more than 300 species of woody plants.

This list of the latest new products and label changes will help you keep your crops properly protected.

Follow these 10 tips to avoid drowning in debt.

For American Farms, maintaining positive client relations means going the extra mile.

The Magic of Landscapes Symposium delivered the dual message that plants increase profits and enhance quality of life.

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