Horticulture and Landscape Architecture

We strive to be a world leader in developing innovative technologies, systems, and future leaders through science, practice, and service in horticulture, sustainable food and farming systems, turf management, and landscape architecture. We are connected by our passion for sustainability, collaboration, impactful teaching, place-making, and innovation.

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Natalie Nenneker poses with apples
Rooted in sustainability: Growing a future in food and farming

For Natalie Nenneker from Wadesville, Indiana, Purdue Agriculture offered the perfect place to turn a lifelong love of nature into a meaningful academic path. Now majoring in sustainable food and farming systems with a certificate in...

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Natalie Nenneker poses with apples
Rooted in sustainability: Growing a future in food and farming

For Natalie Nenneker from Wadesville, Indiana, Purdue Agriculture offered the perfect place to...

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Pampering your poinsettia and crafting poinsettia plant pressings after the holidays

White snow, twinkling lights, brass menorahs, Kwanzaa unity cups and a red-and-green potted...

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A mom and toddler look through binoculars
Designing a spot to watch the buffalo (or bison) roam

A sign on U.S. 41 in Newton County guides curious travelers to a “Bison Viewing...

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Small steps to stadium dreams: A turf science student’s path to professional sports

Every great journey begins with small steps, and for Ryan Leuck, a junior in horticulture and...

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Mike Mickelbart and John Couture look at a corn leaf in a greenhouse
Purdue leads international effort to decode drought-resistant corn

A dry season can be devastating to harvests, putting both farmers' livelihoods and...

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Akanksha Singh, a postdoctoral scientist in the laboratory of Bryan Young, professor of botany and plant pathology, catalogs plants for phenotyping at the Ag Alumni Seed Phenotyping Facility.
Purdue-DARPA project explores plants as sentinels for chemical activity

Purdue University’s College of Agriculture has joined an effort to mobilize plants as...

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