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Fact
Sheets
The understanding of cultural needs of floriculture crops and use of
proper crop production techniques is an essential component of a Total
Crop Management program. The following fact sheets provide detailed information
on the production of specific floriculture crops.
Spring Crops and Bedding Plants
2001 New England Trial Garden
Evaluation
Planning for Spring: Production
Guidelines for Osteospermum, Angelonia, Calibrachoa,
Ornamental Sweet Potato (Ipomoea batatas)
Growing Quality Geraniums
New Guinea Impatiens: Watch Out for
Soluble Salts!
Pest Management for Vegetable Bedding
Plants
Pest
Management for Herb Bedding Plants Grown in the Greenhouse
(pdf version)
Fertilizing Bedding Plants
pH and Fertility Review for Vegetatively-propagated Annuals
Chemical Growth Regulation of Bedding
Plants
Subirrigating Seed Geraniums
with Bonzi
Growing Vegetable Bedding Plants
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Cut Flowers
Field Grown Annuals for Cut Flowers
Weed Management for Outdoor Cut
Flowers
Sugar and Acidity in Preservative
Solutions for Field-grown Cut Flowers
Postharvest Handling of Six More
Field-grown Cut Flowers -- Astilbe, Gladiolus, Helianthus, Liatris, Lilium,
Zinnia
Using Coralbells as Cut Flowers
Postharvest Handling Tips for
Cut Flowers of Some Spring Flowering Bulbs
Insect Problems in Commercial
Production of Outdoor Cut Flowers
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Perennials & Fall Crops
Forcing Bleeding Heart for Spring
Sales
Garden Asters
Growing Garden Mums for Fall Sales
Garden Mums-Past Production
Problems and Production Tips
Flowering Cabbage and Kale
Overwintering Containerized Perennials
Preventing Rodent Damage to Overwintering
Perennials
Daylily Rust
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Poinsettias
Fertilizer Recommendations for
Poinsettias
Growth Retardants for Poinsettias
Late Season Application of Bonzi
to Control Stretch of Poinsettia
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Potted Plants (Greenhouse)
Forcing Bleeding Heart for Spring
Sales
Commercial Production of Holiday Cacti
Producing Fleurette Chrysanthemums
as Centerpieces
Chrysanthemum White Rust
Growing Quality Geraniums
Production of Hybrid Lilies as Pot
Plants
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