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application/pdf iconVolume 24, No. 4 January - February 2012
Topics: USDA Aphis Proposes Changes in Chrysanthemum White Rust Regulations, Water Quality: What's in Your Water?, Protect Your Water System with a Good Filter, New Soil Testing Videos on the UMass Floriculture's YouTube Channel
application/pdf iconVolume 24, No. 3 November - December 2011
Meet our New Director of the UMass Extension Soil and Plant Testing Laboratory, 2012 Easter Lily Schedule and Comments, Heating Your Greenhouse with Grain Corn Hybrid Yield Evaluation, Fertilizing Bedding Plant Seedlings, Botrytis Disease on Greenhouse Crops
application/pdf iconVolume 24, No. 2 September - October 2011
Plant Nutrition Program announcement, Sustainable Approaches to Greenhouse Crop Fertilization, 2011 Mass Hort Trial Gardens at Elm Bank, Program announcement: Tree Production for Landscapes: Preliminary Research Results for Planting Methods
application/pdf iconVolume 24, No. 1 July-August 2011
New UMass Greenhouse, Powdery Mildews on Ornamental Plants, Insect-killing Nematodes and Thrips Control, Organic Fertilizer Leads to Different Growth Response, Nutrient Use and Nitrogen Leaching by Marigold
application/pdf iconVolume 23, No. 6 June-July 2011
Converting Chemical Fertilizer Recommendations to Organic: Using Natural Fertilizers in Ground Beds in Greenhouses, Daylily Streak and Daylily Rust, Surface Water for Irrigation
application/pdf iconVolume 23, No. 5 March-April 2011
Tomato Transplant Production and Late Blight, Aphid Banker Plants, Geothermal Heating and Cooling for Greenhouses
application/pdf iconVolume, 23, No. 4, January-February 2011
New UMass Diagnostic Lab location, Q&A Water pH and Alkalinity, Get Growing Media Storage Savvy, Forcing Hydrangeas
application/pdf iconVolume 23, No. 3 November-December 2010
Beneficial Nematodes: An easy way to begin using biological control, Spring 2010 UMass Plant Diagnostic Lab Results, 2011-2012 New England Greenhouse Floriculture Guide
application/pdf iconVolume 23, No. 2 September-October 2010
New Greenhouse Construction Begins at UMass, Marketing to the Post-Recession and Eco-Consumer, Presentation Summary from Summer Field Day, 2010 UMass Extension Shelled Corn for Greenhouse Heat Program, Forcing Strategies for a Late-date Easter
application/pdf iconVolume 23, No. 1 July-August 2010
Calibrachoa: Response to Chemical and Organic Fertilizers, Baptisia australis, Downy Milew on Basil, Pest Management on Poinsettias
application/pdf iconVolume 22, No. 6 May-June 2010
Growing a Energy and Space Efficient Poinsettia Crop, A Few Pointers for Better Irrigation, A Hedge with an Edge for Erosion Control, Should Production in High Tunnels Be Part of Your Specialty Crop Enterprise
application/pdf iconVolume 22, No. 5 March-April 2010
Weed Management, Preparing and Sending Samples to the UMass Diagnostic Laboratory, Ornamental Peppers, Garden Retailers and Late Blight, Instructions for Soil Testing
application/pdf iconVolume 22, No. 4 January-February 2010
Biocontrol for Spring Crops: Propagation, Prevent Iron Chlorosis on Spring Crops, Rainwater Harvesting
application/pdf iconVolume 22, No. 3 November-December 2009
2010 Easter Lily Schedule, Growth Medium pH and Water Solubl Fertilizers, Upgrade Environmental Control Equipment
application/pdf iconVolume 22, No. 2 September-October 2009
New Bedding Plants and Annual Garden Flowers, Selecting Energy/Shade Screen System for Greenhouses
application/pdf iconVolume 22, No. 1 July-August 2009
Photoperiod and Bedding Plants, Organic Fertilizers and Soilless Media Show Promise, Two New "Black" Ornamental Peppers Heading to Market
application/pdf iconVolume 21, No. 6 May-June 2009
Corn for Greenhouse Heat Project, Nitrogen and Water Loss by Leaching from Different Composted Cranberry Pomace Media
application/pdf iconVolume 21, No. 5 March-April 2009
Economy Spurs Home Garden Boom, 2009 Perennial Plant of the Year, Water: a Limited Factor to Expansion, What's Wrong With My Crop - A Diagnostic Checklist
application/pdf iconVolume 21, No. 4, January-February 2009
Root Zone Heat: Installation Techniques, Field Trials Assessing Sunscald and Flowering of Coleus Cultivars
application/pdf iconVolume 21, No. 3, November-December 2008
Growing Vegetable Plants, 2009 Easter Lily Schedule, Heating with Bioheat & Waste Oil
application/pdf iconVolume 21, No.2, September-October 2008
Geothermal Heat for Greenhouses, Transitioning to Renewable Energy for Greenhouse Heat, Biological Control in Greenhouses: Preparing for Spring Crops

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