Horticulture

Welcome to the Utah State University Horticulture Homepage. The horticulture section of the department of Plants, Soils, and Biometeorology encompasses research, teaching, and extension activities in three horticultural areas: fruit, vegetables, and landscape horticulture (ornamentals and turf).

We serve a large number of undergraduate students, and a growing number of graduate students, with educational opportunities in traditional horticulture as well the evolving area of landscape water conservation.

The horticultural research projects are just as diverse, covering the range from carbohydrate allocation in asparagus to gene flow in bluegrass, to quantifying over irrigation at the urban:rural fringe. Our extension programs serve a wide range of clientele, from fruit and vegetable growers to water districts to golf course managers. Take a look and see what we have to offer.

Plants, Soils and Biometerology

Student Research in the Department of Horticulture

See what students in the horticulture department are doing!

Turfgrass Research
at the Utah Botanical Center

Are you tired of pouring water onto your bluegrass lawn? Do you have turfgrass in an area where you would prefer to have a more natural look? Visit this link...

Class Resources

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Acknowledgements

We would like to thank the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station and USU Extension for their support and participation in Horticultural Research at USU.

Weather Station

Check the Weather At the Greenville Farm!

Special Feature

Research in water conservation is conducted through the ... Center for Water Efficient Landscaping