Resources for landscapes and gardens in the Midwest
The Professional Landscape Management School is held annually in Evansville, IN. The two day conference for Green Industry professionals focuses on current, research-based best management practices. Leading experts and specialists will be speaking on various topics, such as insect and pest management, plant health care, weed control, and more. Continuing[Read More…]
Read MoreThis short course has been cancelled for these dates. We’re working on a new set of dates to offer this program, so keep checking back with www.PurdueLandscapeReport.org for updated information. The Landscape Management Short Course is an immersive, condensed, intensive entry-level educational experience for personnel in the Green industry, as[Read More…]
Read MoreOn May 2nd an apartment fire in Greenwood occurred that reportedly originated in the mulched landscape beds. Unfortunately 56 renters were displaced that day, but fortunately no injuries were reported. Several Indianapolis news organizations reported on the origins of the fire that included a couple of quotes that were[Read More…]
Read MoreSpring is a good time to help you avoid pesticide spills. This article provides tips on how to clean out your pesticide storage area and safely dispose of pesticide waste.
Read MoreThe Perennial Plant Association (PPA) selected its 2018 Perennial Plant of the Year: Allium ‘Millenium’ (yes, that’s Millenium with just one n). This announcement continues to show the focus on pollinator habitat these days — Allium ‘Millenium’ is appropriately referred to as a butterfly and bee magnet! ‘Millenium’ is a hybrid[Read More…]
Read MoreLandscape Resources You Can Use We’re gathering resources to help answer your questions about landscapes and gardens in the Midwest. Find information here on plant selection, fertilizing, planting, pruning, insect pests, diseases, weed problems, tree care and more. Trees, Shrubs and Vines Bulletins and other resources about plant selection, maintenance,[Read More…]
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