Tree &
Landscape Short Course
Feb 22, 2008
Florida State Fairgrounds - Special Events Center

Typical Tree & Landscape Short Course -
Great crowd!
Sponsored by: University
of Florida,
Hillsborough County Cooperative Extension Service
and the Tampa Bay Wholesale Growers
Program Flyer Directions CEU's
Hotel Information - Crown Plaza, Sabal Park
2008 Agenda
7:30- 8:30- Registration
8:30- 9:30-
“Site Sustainability: LEED
and the Landscape”
Glenn A. Acomb, ASLA, UF, Gainesville,
See presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Acomb_Leed/index.html
9:30- 10:00- "Chilli Thrips
in the Landscape”
Dr. Lance Osborne, UF, Mid-Florida REC
See presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Osborne_Thrips/index.html
10:00- 10:30-
“Establishing Trees and
Shrubs with Limited Irrigation”
Dr. Ed Gilman, UF, Gainesville,
See
presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Gilman_Trees1/index.html
10:30- 10:45- Sponsored Morning Break
10:45- 11:15-
“The Influence of Planting
Depth in the Nursery and Landscape on Tree Establishment and Health”
Dr. Ed Gilman, UF, Gainesville,
See presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Gilman_Trees2/index.html
11:15- 11:45- “Biological
Control in the Landscape”
Dr. Lance Osborne, UF, Mid-Florida REC,
See
presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Osborne_BioControl/index.html
11:45- 12:15- “Palm
Nutrition and Fertilization: Nutrition”
Dr. Tim Broschat, UF, Ft.
Lauderdale REC,
See presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Broschat_Palm_Nutrition/index.html
12:15- 1:15- Lunch included with program
1:15- 1:45-
“Palm Nutrition and
Fertilization: Fertilization”
Dr. Tim Broschat, UF, Ft.
Lauderdale REC,
See presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Broschat_Palm_Fertilization/index.html
1:45- 2:15- “Symptoms and
Relationships of Palm Phytoplasma Diseases”
Dr. Monica Elliott, UF, Ft.
Lauderdale REC,
See presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Elliott_Palm_Disease/index.html
2:15- 2:45- “Palm
Phytoplasma Diseases: Diagnosis and Management”
Dr. Monica Elliott, UF, Ft.
Lauderdale REC,
See
presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Elliott_Palm_Diagnosis/index.html
2:45- 3:45- Africanized
Honey Bees
Dr. Jamie Ellis, UF,
Gainesville,
See
presentation
http://training.ifas.ufl.edu/TLSC08_Ellis_Bees/index.html
2008 Speakers
Mr. Glenn A. Acomb, ASLA, of the University Of Florida Department Of Landscape Architecture’s Program for Resource Efficient Communities, will discuss the requirements of the Green Building program, LEED & Sustainable Landscape Design. He will briefly discuss the four elements of LEED certification and cover the landscape elements of a LEED certified site.
Dr. Lance Osborne of the University of Florida Mid- Florida Research and Education Center in Apopka will share detailed information on Chilli thrips, a new pest to Florida which has had an increasing affect on landscapes. Dr. Osborne will discuss the significance of the pest and methods of control in addition to biological control of pests in the landscape.
Dr. Ed Gilman, University of Florida Environmental Horticulture Professor will share his research and expertise in the water requirements of trees and shrubs during establishment, a point of interest under drought conditions in particular. Dr. Gilman will also share his latest research on the affect of planting depth on the health and longevity of trees and shrubs.
Many palms exhibit nutrient deficiency symptoms which may be confused for disease symptoms. Dr. Tim Broschat, UF Palm Specialist of the Ft. Lauderdale Research and Education Center will discuss the unique fertilization requirements of palms, highlighting the components and characteristics of new fertilizer formulations being produced to the specifications of University of Florida research.
Dr. Monica Elliott, Professor of Plant Pathology from the UF Ft. Lauderdale Research and Education Center will speak on diseases in palms, particularly a new phytoplasma affecting the crown jewel of many landscapes, Canary Island Date Palms. Sampling techniques and treatment for phytoplasmas will also be discussed.
Dr. Jamie Ellis, University of Florida Associate Professor will discuss important information on Africanized Honey Bees. These highly defensive bees have been found in the Tampa Bay area more than any other area of Florida. Find out where you are likely to encounter them and how to defend yourself if attacked.
CEUs for all FNGLA Certifications:
FCHP - Florida Certified Horticulture Professional . . .
4
Pesticide Applicators: Commercial (PCO)
L& O. . . . . . 6
Limited L&O. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Limited Comm Maint . . . . . . . . . 6
Restricted Use CEUs
Private . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Ornamental & Turf (O&T) . . 6
(A Maximum of 6 CEUs total)
ISA Certified Arborist:
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Have been applied for
DIRECTIONS
From the South:
Take I-75 northbound to I-4 West. Take I-4 West to 301 South. Go south 1/4 mile to fairgrounds entrance on the right. Look for the signs, the event is in the Special Events Center.
From the East:
Take I-4 westbound to US 301 South. Go south 1/4 mile to fairground entrance on the right. Look for the signs, the event is in the Special Events Center.
From the West:
Take I-275 northbound to I-4. Take I-4 eastbound to US 301 South. Go south 1/4 mile to fairground entrance on the right. Look for the signs, the event is in the Special Events Center.
From the North:
Take I-75 southbound to I-4 West. Take I-4 West to 301 South. Go south 1/4 mile to fairgrounds entrance on the right. Look for the signs, the event is in the Special Events Center.
For more information call 813-744-5519x 104 or e-mail mbhenry@ufl.edu
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