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Clemson University Ornamental Program

Landscape Management

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• This Month in the Garden: Tricyrtis, Callicarpa, and Magnolia
  
  
• Species for Wildflower Seed Production
  Anne Marie Johnson and Ted Whitwell
  
  
• Species Selection for the Development of a Field Grown Wildflower Sod
  Anne Marie Johnson and Ted Whitwell
  
  
• New Guinea Impatiens Landscape Trials
  William B. Miller, Russell Smith, Millie Williams, Roger Davis, and Kelly Petoskey
  
  
• Relationship of Butterfly Visitation with Nectar Qualities and Flower Color in Butterfly Bush Buddleia Davidii
  Joseph D. Culin
  
  
• Soil Aeration Systems--Do they really improve tree root zone conditions under fill and paving?
  Karen Townsend, Donald Ham, Ansel Miller, and Timothy Chestnut
  
  
• Urban Forestry Publications from the Department of Horticulture and Department of Forest Resources
  Karen Townsend, Donald Ham, and Judy Caldwell
  
  
• Host Range of Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV) and Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus on Herbaceous Perennials
  William B. Miller, Simon W. Scott, James H. Blake, and Ted Whitwell
  
  
• Trees for Greener Schools
  Karen Townsend and Judy Caldwell
  
  
• Ornamental Horticulture Education and Outreach Activities
  Mary Haque
  

The mission of Clemson University's Department of Horticulture is to promote personal and professional growth through the discovery, communication, and application of horticultural experiences, knowledge, and scholarship. Our work fosters environmental stewardship while improving economic wellbeing, health, and quality of life for all.

Designed by Sarah Matzko Horticulture Department
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences
Information: 864-656-6355 FAX: 864-656-4960

Department of Horticulture
E-143 Poole Agricultural Center
Box 340319
(Street Address: 50 Cherry Rd.)
Clemson University
Clemson, South Carolina 29634-0319

Linda D. Alexander, Department Webmaster ( lalxndr@clemson.edu)  

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