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horticulture

  • Supersized Avocado With Slow Oxidation Arrives in Stores
    Supersized Avocado With Slow Oxidation Arrives in Stores
    Australia's Jala avocado has single fruit weighing around one kilogram (2.2lb) and trees are now entering the market.
    September 6, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Crabgrass and Dormant Oil
    Crabgrass and Dormant Oil
    Very refined oils known as horticultural oils have the consistency of water. They are sprayed on plants to ...
    March 21, 2024BY Jeff Rugg
  • From Gothic to Gorgeous: How Black Flowers Are Transforming Gardens Worldwide
    From Gothic to Gorgeous: How Black Flowers Are Transforming Gardens Worldwide
    Is black the new black in gardening? How the rising popularity of adding black flowers and plants to ...
    January 26, 2024BY Kerry Meadows-Bonner
  • Luther Burbank: Plant Wizard
    Luther Burbank: Plant Wizard
    In this installment of 'Profiles in History,' we learn about one man's contributions that paved the way for ...
    January 13, 2024BY Dustin Bass
  • A Case for Raised Bed Gardening
    A Case for Raised Bed Gardening
    Necessity is the mother of affection. That’s the executive summary of my journey from disdain to delight about ...
    February 13, 2023BY Eric Lucas
  • On Gardening: The Early Butterfly Gets the Verbena. Do You Have Them Planted?
    On Gardening: The Early Butterfly Gets the Verbena. Do You Have Them Planted?
    By Norman Winter From Tribune News Service Swallowtails were early at The Garden Guy’s house this year. Thank ...
    April 21, 2022BY Tribune News Service
  • Australian Union Wants Guaranteed Minimum Wage for Fruit Pickers
    Australian Union Wants Guaranteed Minimum Wage for Fruit Pickers
    The Australian Worker’s Union (AWU) will appear before the Fair Work Commission today to push for a guaranteed ...
    July 13, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Agriculture Minister Warns Fruit Picker Hourly Wage Could Backfire
    Agriculture Minister Warns Fruit Picker Hourly Wage Could Backfire
    Federal Agriculture Minister David Littleproud has said the claim by the Australian Workers Union (AWU) that all Australian ...
    December 16, 2020BY Alex Joseph
  • The Third Option for Christmas Trees: Go Live
    The Third Option for Christmas Trees: Go Live
    Having a Christmas tree at home normally means either cutting down a living tree or buying a fake one. And ...
    December 19, 2016BY Tara MacIsaac
  • This Is New York: Maria Hernandez, Central Park Horticulture Director, on Constructing Spring
    This Is New York: Maria Hernandez, Central Park Horticulture Director, on Constructing Spring
    In a decade marked by extreme weather, the gardeners of America’s largest urban park face new questions. Maria ...
    March 29, 2014BY Amelia Pang
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