Presentations from 2008 IPPS Annual Meeting in Denver, CO
Part 1: Plants and Horticulture of the Rocky Mountains
The Nursery Business in the Rocky Mountain Region Yesterday & Today
Kelly Grummons, Timberline Gardens
Colorado Natives and Their Applications
Dan Johnson, Denver Botanic Gardens
Propagating a Botanic Garden: The Mount Goliath Project
Mike Bone, Denver Botanic Gardens
The Hardy Boy Trial Program
Al Gerace, Welby Gardens
Concurrent Session: Joint East-West Session
Production Ideas that Make a Difference
New Research in the Use of Mycorrhizae for Nursery Production
Lea Corkidi, Tree of Life Nursery
New Chemical Tools for Control of Plant Diseases
Ann Chase, Chase Horticultural Research
Concurrent Session: Western Region
Mining the West Slope and the Pacific for New Ideas
Propagating Northwest Natives
Robert Buzzo, Lawyer Nursery
Southwestern Natives: Propagation and Introduction
George Hull, Mountain States Wholesale Nursery
Propagation Protocol for Several CA Native Species
Neal Funston, Cornflower Farms
Creative Germination Techniques for Difficult Seeds
Mark Krautmann, Heritage Seedlings Inc.
Tissue Culture for Challenging Woody Plants
Lynne A. Caton, Briggs Nursery, Inc.
Propagating Grasses, Rushes, and Sedges
John Low, Sempervirens Botanical Company
Propagating Arctostaphylos and Ceanothus
Nevin Smith, Suncrest Nurseries, Inc.
Part 1: The Lure of the Mountains
Bringing Alpines Down to Earth
Kirk Fieseler , Laporte Avenue Nursery
Bringing New Plants from Japan
Douglas Justice, U.B.C. Botanical Garden & Centre for Plant Research
Part 3: Some Genera of Interest
Propagating Japanese Maples
Guy Meacham, J. Frank Schmidt and Son Co.