The seventh annual Kathy Pufahl Memorial Container Design Competition was held July 20, 2010 at Cornell’s Bluegrass Lane Horticultural Research Facility, Ithaca, NY. Kathy (right), who founded Beds and Borders, Inc., Laurel, N.Y., was ...
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From Melissa Kitchen: Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Come to the Flower Open House at Bluegrass Lane, Saturday and Sunday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.! We have 1000+ annuals and ...
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More basil downy mildew images. Basil downy mildew – a new fungal disease that plagued commercial and home-garden crops in 2008 and 2009 – is again sending unlucky basil plants to an early grave ...
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Post-doc research associate Cyd Hamilton and faculty member Jane Mt. Pleasant are instructors in the Cornell Prison Education Program and featured on the cover of this week’s Ithaca Times. Pick up a copy or ...
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Do you want to learn how to use your forest for more than just firewood and timber? If so, join Professor Ken Mudge (right) at the MacDaniels Nut Grove, located in the Cornell Plantations ...
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Understanding and managing Late blight of tomato and potato in the home garden A webinar presented by Cornell, Rutgers and Penn State Universities Tuesday July 13, 2010 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Go to Elluminate ...
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A new insect pest of onions, leeks, garlic and related alliums is making its way into New York. The leek moth (Acrolepiopsis assectella) has been confirmed by Cornell entomologist Rick Hoebeke (Cornell) to be ...
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Dr. Allan Armitage prolific writer, researcher and speaker, will lead the perennial flower walkabout at the Cornell Floriculture Field Day, July 20. At the University of Georgia, Armitage runs the research gardens where he ...
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From the Cornell Chronicle, June 2, 2010. “The Sustainable Sites Initiative (SITES) has selected the Mann Library entrance landscape, which was designed by students, as one of the first landscapes to participate in an ...
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“The most problematic issue, bar none, is soil compaction.” —Nina Bassuk, Department of Horticulture, in a May 26 New York Times article about planting so-called “hell strips” between sidewalks and streets. “Growing things upside ...
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