Twilight Garden Series offers three summer programs for gardeners
Topics of interest to Front Range gardeners are the focus of the 2018 Twilight Garden Series, which will feature three informative presentations in June.
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Lost and found: Colorado Aggie Geranium connects campus eras
Just two weeks before he died, Carl Jorgensen visited a Fort Collins greenhouse to see a friend of 70 years. Jorgensen was 104 years old. Yet he instantly spotted the familiar geranium, with its bright, orangey-red blossoms.
In memory: Carl Jorgensen
Carl J.C. Jorgensen, longtime Fort Collins resident, Colorado State University professor and city's first arborist, age 104, went to be with Jesus, his Lord and Savior on May 3, at Centre Rehabilitation Facility.
CSU's Annual Flower Trials reveal this year's winners
he 2018 gardening season is upon us and if you want to know what flowers to plant this growing season, a list of great possibilities comes from CSU's Annual Flower Trial Garden.
Perennial Trials reveal top six performers in Rocky Mountain conditions
After three seasons growing in the challenging conditions of the Rocky Mountains, 6 perennial plants have been named "Top Performers" by researchers at Colorado State University.
Art inspires Landscape Architecture student to create 'Observable Universe'
Not many people can say the school that influenced their passion purchased one of their masterpieces. Greg Howe, a landscape architecture student at Colorado State University was one of those lucky few.
Video: Winter watering needed in dry Colorado conditions
In much of Colorado, winters can have extended warm, dry, windy spells. Those conditions can lead to winter drought. Professor Jim Klett offers tips for caring for your trees and shrubs in Colorado's dry winter conditions.
Tips to keep your holiday poinsettia vibrant and healthy
Professor of Floriculture Steve Newman offers tips on how to keep your poinsettia healthy and vibrant through the holiday season while dispelling a popular myth about the decorative plant.
CSU’s horticulture team among the best at national competition
The Mid-America Collegiate Horticultural Society team from Colorado State University, placed second at the national competition this fall.
Produce safety symposium comes to CSU Dec. 1
The goal of the symposium is to increase all participants’ understanding of Colorado State University’s growing role in produce safety, and connect the University’s first cohort of produce safety fellows with research and resources in various departments at CSU.