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US: Ornamental Horticulture Field Day returns for its 52nd year

The Coastal Research and Extension Center gathered a multitude of professors and Master Gardeners to talk about all things plants for their 52nd Annual Ornamental Horticulture Field Day.

Mississippi State University established the Coastal Research and Extension Center to connect the university with the coastal region. This is achieved through educational programs that enhance understanding of both renewable and nonrenewable resources throughout Southern Mississippi.

During the Ornamental Horticulture Field Day, both students and visitors have the opportunity to learn a wealth of information on maintaining their gardens, as well as gaining insights into the university's own ornamental displays.

Dr. Patricia Knight is currently the Director of Coastal Horticulture Research at Mississippi State University. "This started in the early 70s, and it's to support the ornamental nursery industry in Mississippi," Dr Knight stated. "…we have a good Master Gardener presence here. It's all focused on horticulture."

Read more at Piqayune Item

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