Steve Decker – Meteorology Undergraduate Program
Bruce Crawford – Rutgers Gardens
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5 New Jersey gardens to visit this spring
Rutgers Gardens
Stacy Bonos Named 2016 Crop Science Society of America Fellow
Stacy Bonos (GSNB’97, ’01), associate professor in the Department of Plant Biology, was elected a 2016 Crop Science Society of America (CSSA) Fellow, the highest recognition bestowed by the CSSA to its members based on their professional achievements and meritorious service. Bonos’ research is focused on developing improved, pest resistant and stress tolerant turfgrasses, which […]
Gardener State: Gardening 101: Sowing seeds of success
Rutgers Master Gardeners of Somerset County
Decades of Breeding Results in Scarlet Fire, the Newest Rutgers Dogwood Tree
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in Rutgers Today. For years Tom Molnar, assistant professor in the Department of Plant Biology and plant breeder for the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, and his team have been meticulously cross-breeding dogwoods with the goal of producing a hardy, fast-growing plant with blossoms of deep pink – a […]
New dogwood tree variety developed by Rutgers is pretty … and tough!
Tom Molnar – Department of Plant Biology
Rutgers researchers working on their own turf
Bruce Clarke, Center for Turfgrass Science
Rutgers Working to Make Grass Greener from the White House to Your House
Rutgers Turfgrass Breeding Program has been working to develop pest and stress tolerant grasses, not only for high-profile venues such as the Rose Bowl or championship golf courses, but for your own yard. The program has been able to reduce the impact that grasses have on the environment by reducing fertilizer requirements, mowing and water […]
Rutgers Master Gardener program gives awards for excellence
Judy Pfister, John Hosmer, Ed Robinson – Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Master Gardeners Program
Rutgers researchers say ‘five-second rule’ isn’t safe
Donald Schaffner, Department of Food Science
