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Retention pond and landscape beds
A Brief History of the Hammond Research Station
History and mission of the Hammond Research Station.
Yan Chen explains research findings
Landscape Horticulture Research & Extension Center
Established as the Fruit and Truck Experiment Station in 1922, the LSU AgCenter’s Hammond Research Station in Hammond has served the needs of the strawberry and vegetable industries in Southeast Louisiana for more than 80 years. While continuing to serve this industry, the station has now embarked on a new initiative to provide research and education for the green service industry.
pansy and cabbage
Pansies (Home Horticulture News - October 2008)
Pansies are our most popular cool season bedding plant. Here is some recommendations for home gardeners in the care of pansies and information on variety selection.
Dianthus (Home Horticulture News - October 2008)
Dianthus are a popular cool-season bedding plant. Here is some variety and cultural information for home gardeners.
silverbell flower
Underutilized Trees for South Louisiana Landscapes
We have many great trees recommended for south Louisiana landscapes. Some of these are common and known by home gardeners and green industry professionals, but there are great trees that are less known and under-utilized. Here is a list.
SELNA Nursery Trade Show
The Southeast Louisiana Association of Nurserymen will hold their annual trade show (along with educational seminars) at the Castine Center in Mandeville on Friday October 10th.
Louisiana Plant Materials Conference
The 12th Louisiana Plant Materials Conference for green industry professionals will be held Wednesday October 29th at the Hammond Research Station.
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