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“Écolibrium” at the 2011 Philadelphia Flower Show

At the 2011 Philadelphia International Flower Show, Temple University Ambler Landscape Architecture and Horticulture students will seek to strike a perfect balance between the natural landscape, architecture, landscape design, horticulture, art, and sustainability.

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A First Person Experience

We often think of museums as locations where one-of-a-kind objects are showcased in antiseptic environments. But several budding historians in the Studies in Material Culture course have taken steps to change that.

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Hard work pays giant dividends for Horticulture student

CLA Horticulture student Brandon Huber has spent his spring and summer diligently working to grow not one, but two 600-pound pumpkins. The monster gourds are now a star attraction at the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's Meadowbrook Farms in Abington Township.

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Terra Incognita: Undiscovered territory inside the Anthropology lab

It's easy to file by the Anthropology lab, tucked in a corner in Gladfelter Hall, without realizing that behind the double doors lies a repository of cultural resource reports and more than 200 collections from the National Park Service, as well as the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

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