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David Clark, UF/IFAS professor of environmental horticulture, with coleus plants that he breeds at the main UF campus in Gainesville. UF/IFAS PHOTOGRAPHY / COURTESY PHOTOS Making mom breakfast or taking her out for lunch for Mother’s Day on May 14 are both nice gestures. But if you want something that lasts long and looks good,
David Clark, UF/IFAS professor of environmental horticulture, with coleus plants that he breeds at the main UF campus in Gainesville. UF/IFAS PHOTOGRAPHY / COURTESY PHOTOSS Making mom breakfast or taking her out for lunch for Mother’s Day on May 14 are both nice gestures. But if you want something that lasts long and looks good,
If you give mom a plant for Mother’s Day, you might appreciate the aroma and aesthetics of the flower you bought — and flora in general. You might even wonder how the plant got to the retailer or nursery in the first place. Many plants arrive at the store after much research. University of Florida scientists toil in labs and fields for years to breed top-notch ornamentals for Mothers’ Day or any occasion. Flowers or plants are among the most popular gift sons and daughters give their moms. UF/IFAS researchers in the environmental horticulture department are constantly seeking to make p...
Thinking about a plant for Mom? UF/IFAS scientists breed top ornamentals Brad Buck © UF/IFAS Photographer, UF/IFAS File Photo Snapdragons are top 10 cutting and potted flowers. If you give mom a plant for Mother’s Day, you might appreciate the aroma and aesthetics of the flower you bought — and flora in general. You might even wonder how the plant got to the retailer or nursery in the first place. Many plants arrive at the store after much research. University of Florida scientists toil in labs and fields for years to breed top-notch ornamentals for Mothers’ Day or a...