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CHREF Update

CHREF Donates to Three CSU Hort Research Projects The Board of Directors of the Colorado Horticulture Research and Education Foundation (CHREF) would again like to...

CHREF Scholarship Winners Announced

By Mike Schleining, CCNP CHREF Board Member 2015-16 & 2016-17 CHREF Scholarship Recipient As you know, the Colorado Horticulture Research and Education Foundation (CHREF) relies on fundraisers...

Update on Heritage Arboretum at Colorado State University

The Heritage Arboretum on the Colorado State University campus is located at 820 West Lake Street, directly west of Canvas Stadium. The arboretum is...

Have You Heard About This Pine Killing Bug?

The pine wilt nematode is not something most of us in the Mountain West have heard of before. I personally came to learn about...

CSU RESEARCH: Update – Some Proven Herbaceous Perennials from CSU Trials

Tania Lemus, Undergraduate Horticulture Student, Colorado State University At Colorado State University, we continue to evaluate herbaceous perennial performance at our Perennial Demonstration Teaching, Research Outreach...

Seven “Top Performer” Perennials in 2023

The Colorado State University (CSU) Trial Gardens attract thousands of visitors to the campus each year. Trial Gardens include the Annual and Perennial Trial...

CNGA Annual Awards Honor the Best in the Business

Each year, CNGA recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to CNGA and the industry. Awards are presented during the Industry Celebration which takes...

Superior Herbaceous Perennials from Colorado State University

CSU RESEARCH UPDATE By James E. Klett, Ph.D., CSU Professor & Extension Landscape Horticulturist; & David McKinney, CSU Undergraduate, Horticulture Major Research continues on evaluating herbaceous...

Deciduous Trees for Winter Interest

Often when people think of trees in winter naturally the first image that comes to mind is that of evergreen conifers such as spruce,...

Developing Japanese Beetle Biological Control Programs

Over the past two decades, since the Japanese beetle first became established in parts of eastern Colorado, it has proved very well adapted to...
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