If you missed two recent Department of Horticulture seminars by PhD candidates in the Graduate Field of Horticulture, they are available online: Gonzalo Villarino: High throughput RNA sequencing elucidates novel responses of Petunia hybrida to ...
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From Lori Brewer. Reposted from Cornell Garden-Based Learning blog. May is an optimistic month for New York State vegetable gardeners. We might be fortunate enough to be harvesting some cool season crops while we ...
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Reposted from CALS Notes. Guest Post from Christian Shaw ’14 and Céline Jennison ‘14 “Having both grown up enjoying water sports, we feel a responsibility to work towards protecting our playground for generations to ...
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Members of the horticulture honor society Pi Alpha Xi and Hortus Forum, Cornell’s undergraduate horticulture club, have teamed up to rejuvenate the long-neglected planters in the foyer of Plant Science Building. Matthew Bond ’14 ...
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Learn botanical illustration online. Three courses taught by Marcia Eames-Sheavly start June 2, 2014: Basic Drawing Techniques Working with watercolor Advanced Techniques You can view works by students in previous classes on display in ...
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When planning a gathering to celebrate the 10-year tenure of retiring Cornell University Law School Dean Stewart Schwab, Sheila Grant found herself in a quandary. The new academic wing at the Law School – ...
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As the semester winds down, many HORT classes have been engaged in special activities, including … Students from Creating the Urban Eden: Woody Plant Selection, Design, and Landscape Establishment (HORT/LA 4910/4920) pose after winding ...
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From Climate Change Is Already Here, Says Massive Government Report, Huff Post Politics, May 6, 2014 “Climate change is no longer a distant threat, but a real and present danger in the United States, according ...
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From Marvin Pritts, Department of Horticulture chair: On Sunday May 4, a group of 16 intrepid horticulture hikers and friends headed off to explore Lick Brook, south of Ithaca. The hiking was excellent, the ...
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The Spring 2014 issue of periodiCALS features several articles of horticultural interest. Among them: Page 4: Watkins Takes Helm of CCE and Plantations Says Aloha to New Director Dunn. Page 7: Michael Mazourek’s ‘Silver Slicer’ ...
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