FNGLA 2008
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Horticulture Rapid Reference
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Rapid Reference — Fertilizers / Plant Nutrition


Fertilization Rx
More restrictions are being placed on chemical use in the landscape, requiring the adoption of best management practices for fertilizer application.
by Dr. E. Thomas Smiley


The Propagation of Plant Diseases
Disease-infected ornamental plants that accidentally have been propagated could devastate a nursery’s plant stock. Here are some to watch for.
by Dr. Jean L. Williams-Woodward


Nutrient Know-How
Fertilizer manufacturers churn out a variety of products in a growing and innovative market to continue meeting the needs of the green industry.
by Jason Bramwell


Fertilize This!
Is fall fertilization helping or hurting your plants? Learn the benefits of potassium, as well as proper guidelines for fall fertilizer application.
by Daniel E. Mullins


Nutrition Counts
Understanding your plants’ nutritional needs and their current status can help you plan the proper fertilization program.
by Dr. James Altland


The Future of Fertilization
A researcher examines standard fertilization techniques and theories –– and explains why we need to make some changes.
by Mary Ann Rose


Less is More
Growers should be aware overfertilization is likely to reduce plant growth and quality, as well as negatively impact the environment.
by Dr. Raul I. Cabrera


Understanding Nutrient Additives
Although lime, micronutrients & controlled-release fertilizers are beneficial to plant growth, their use in containers should be carefully monitored.
by Dr. Ted Bilderback


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