New research tackles rose rosette, black spot diseases
Texas A&M AgriLife to lead disease-resistance project to save rose industry
Horticulture
The Gardens at Texas A&M University Fall Festival set Oct. 22
College Station event welcomes harvest season with family fun, interactive activities
Texas olive grower seminar set for Sept. 30 in Uvalde
Program to provide industry update, address future of state’s production
Can wild potato relatives help tame zebra chip disease?
Texas A&M AgriLife-led study shows some zebra chip resistance exists in certain wild potato relatives
Holly fern named newest Texas Superstar plant
Great for shady locations, background for bedding ornamentals
Remote monitoring helps find solutions to crapemyrtle bark scale
Insect already spread to 17 U.S. states, threatening million-dollar crapemyrtle industry
Texas A&M Potato Breeding Program targets french fry, chipping, fresh markets
Promising new potato varieties on the horizon
Texas A&M AgriLife expands offerings at nursery/landscaping expo
Horticultural educational, service opportunities and ‘Texas Superstar’ selections featured
McKinley recognized with award for distinguished service
American Institute of Floral Designers honors professor as Fellow
Patil receives Outstanding Researcher award
Recognized by American Society for Horticultural Sciences for scholarship, leadership
