Nursery Crop Science
2003 North Carolina State University
North Carolina Association of Nurserymen
Nursery Short Course
June 3-4, 2003
Sponsored by:
North Carolina State University, North Carolina Agricultural Research Service, North Carolina Cooperative Extension, North Carolina Association of Nurserymen
- Living on the Edge, Grounded in Success
Robert E. Lyons - Inheritance is Fun: Update on Breeding Efforts in Cercis and Stokesia Dennis J. Werner, Jessica Gaus, Layne Snelling, Freya Hopswood, and Jeff Adkins
- Scintillating Shrubs: Camellias, Lilacs and other Fletcher Finds Dick Bir and Joe Conner
- Vegetative Annuals: The Emerging Backbone of Seasonal Landscape Color
Robert E. Lyons - Re-inventing Sweetshrubs
Tom Ranney - The Feasibility of Using Reference Evapotranspiration (ET0) to Estimate
the Irrigation Needs of Landscapes in the Southeast
Patricia Lindsey - Organic Fertilizers for Basil Transplant Production
Michelle McGinnis, Al Cooke, Ted Bilderback,Mary Lorscheider - Integrated Pest Management in the Nursery
Christine Casey - Sudden Oak Death Survey and Other Disease Updates
Colleen Y. Warfield and D. Michael Benson - Evaluation of Pot-in-Pot in Nursery Crop Production
Billy Carriker - Clay Substrate Amendment Saves and Pays
Jim Owen, Stuart Warren and Ted Bilderback - Container-grown Herbaceous Perenials: Response to Fertility and Water
Peter Conden, Stuart Warren and Bob Lyons - Drill and Fill and Other Field Nursery Fertilizer Application Techniques
Ted Bilderback, Carroll Williamson, Donald Breedlove, John Allen and Mary Lorscheider
