MSU Extension Floriculture & Greenhouse Crop Production

Energy-efficient annuals 9: Dahlia & osteospermum

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November 22, 2009 - Matthew Blanchard and Erik Runkle<runkleer@msu.edu>

Researchers from Michigan State University present research-based information for scheduling dahlia and osteospermum in an energy-efficient and predictive manner. Part 9 of a 12-part series.

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Authors

Erik Runkle
runkleer@msu.edu

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