Many research studies have evaluated potential organic and mineral container substrate
components for use in commercial potting substrates. Most studies report results of plant …

An experiment with two leaching fractions (LF = volume of water leached ÷ volume of water
applied) and two fertilizer rates was conducted to evaluate the effects of reduced irrigation …

Production of containerized nursery crops requires high inputs of water and mineral nutrients
to maximize plant growth to produce a salable plant quickly. However, input efficiencies …

Cyclic irrigation using pressure compensated drip emitters was evaluated for irrigation
application efficiency, nutrient efficacy, and plant growth. The experiment, a RCBD with four …

Large crabgrass is a problem weed in horticultural crops, particularly in turfgrass in the
southeastern United States. If growth of large crabgrass could be suppressed via soil pH or …

The objective of this study was to determine the effects of composted poultry litter (CPL) on
the physical and chemical properties of a loamy sand soil. To accomplish this, a loamy sand …

Pine bark based container substrates, common in the southeastern United States, have low
moisture retention properties; therefore, daily irrigations during the growing season are …

Cotoneaster dammeri CK Schneid. ‘Skogholm’ and Hemerocallis sp. ‘Red Magic’ plants
were potted into a pine bark substrate amended with 0, 4, 8, 12, or 16% (by vol.) composted …

Conclusions The nursery industry in Florida provided input to the process for development
of a voluntary incentive–based regulation to address groundwater quality concerns. This …

Pine bark based substrates, commonly used in the southeastern United States for container
nursery crop protection, have low moisture retention properties; therefore, daily irrigation …