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.
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.
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.
The Mid-America Collegiate Horticultural Society team from Colorado State University, placed second at the national competition this fall.
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.
Tyler Mason was awarded the James Beard Foundation (JBF) National Scholarship — one of 10 high-impact $20,000 scholarships. Mason, a doctoral student in the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, started a research project in January that focuses on specialty crops.
Green is gold — at least at Colorado State University — and it’s not just the new buildings that are reshaping campus.
A new CSU study is the first of its kind in the state to quantify how much water landscapes use and their environmental, economic and social benefits.
Colorado State University’s team placed in the top three at the 41st Annual National Collegiate Landscape Competition.