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Last Update April 1, 2001 |
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1999 Research Project Results |
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Scheduling butterfly-bush (Buddleia davidii Franch.) for spring flowering Jeffrey A. Adkins, Michael A. Dirr and Alan M. Armitage Department of Horticulture, University of Georgia Prophylactic Use of Microbial Control Agents to revent Colonization of Nursery Plant Containers by Red Imported Fire Ants, Solenopsis invicta Mark A. Brinkman and Wayne A. Gardner Department of Entomology-Griffin, University of Georgia Effect of RepellexTM Deer Repellent on Browsing of Container-grown Ornamental Shrubs Kendra Henderson, Gary Wade and Jeff Jackson1 College of Forest Resources & Horticulture Department University of Georgia, Athens Automated Measurement of Container Temperature and Moisture for Improvement of Irrigation Scheduling in Nurseries Gerrit Hoogenboom, Alexandre Heinemann, and Don Crosby Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering The University of Georgia, Griffin, Georgia Preliminary Information on the Cold Hardiness of Loropetalum Orville M. Lindstrom Horticulture Department, Griffin, UGA Reuse of Waste Media Bryan Maw, Research Engineer, UGA; Paul Sumner, Extension Engineer, UGA; Wade Sparkman, Bouldin and Lawson; Jeff Beasley, Transplant Nursery Inc.; Jim Midcap, Extension Horticulturalist, UGA Soil Treatment Evaluations On Perennials Summer 1999 At The Center For Applied Nursery Research Wayne J. McLaurin Department of Horticulture University of Georgia Sawmill Wood Waste Evaluation on Junipers and Azaleas for Root Rot Problems Wayne J. McLaurin, James T. Midcap and Jean Woodward Horticulture Department & Plant Pathology Department University of Georgia, Athens, GA Lime Levels Affect Azalea Top and Root Growth James T. Midcap, Department of Horticulture ? Athens, UGA Controlled Release Fertilizers Evaluations ? 1999, 9 & 12 Month Products Dr. James T. Midcap ? Extension Horticulture ? Athens, UGA Hydrangea pH and Flower Color Influenced by Lime Sources Dr. Jim Midcap, Extension Horticulture University of Georgia Crop Nutrient Deficiencies A Photo Library, Descriptions & Acceptable Levels Dr. Jim Midcap University of Georgia Pruning Foster Holly James T. Midcap, Extension Horticulture, UGA Disease Resistance and Aesthetic Evaluation of Atlantic White Cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) David R. Sandrock, Michael A. Dirr and Jean Williams-Woodward Horticulture and Plant Pathology - Athens, UGA The Development of New Abelia Cultivars Through Interspecific Hybridization Sloane Scheiber, Michael Dirr and Carol Robacker Department of Horticulture - Griffin & Athens, UGA The Benefits-Costs of Grading Liners Before Production Dr. Forrest Stegelin, Extension Agribusiness and Dr. James Midcap, Extension Horticulture, UGA Leaf Spot Development on Prunus laurocersus Under Drip and Overhead Irrigation J. T. Walker Department of Plant Pathology - Griffin Campus | |
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