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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Black and gold graphic with headshots of Krishna Nemali (left) and Stephen Meyers (right)
Fulbright Scholars take Purdue Ag research to India, Australia

For Krishna Nemali and Stephen Meyers, both associate professors in the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, their Fulbright Fellowships provided opportunities to extend their research into new environments while building...

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Black and gold graphic with headshots of Krishna Nemali (left) and Stephen Meyers (right)
Fulbright Scholars take Purdue Ag research to India, Australia

For Krishna Nemali and Stephen Meyers, both associate professors in the Department of...

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Carl Kincaid standing by a trail.
Transforming spaces, enriching lives through landscape architecture

If you’ve strolled along the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, biked the Monon Boulevard in...

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yellow agave flower sprout from the giant flower stalk against a clear blue sky
The death bloom of a century plant

Agave americana, also known as the century plant, has evolved for a dry desert life. For 30...

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4 students stand in front of marshall porterfield, all in different space and NASA shirts, one carrying a plastic jug with a white fungus growing over a mycoponics tube inside. Grow tents line the background on each side.
Mushrooms in space: Purdue researchers invent mycoponics to cultivate fungi for Earth, the moon and beyond

Porterfield founded MycoGravity — the Purdue Innovates Office of Technology...

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Bailey Arbic in front of Kansas City Current sign.
From playing on the pitch to perfecting it for World Cup athletes

It’s a field she knows well, a field she has run up and down countless times. Now she is...

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Four people in a greenhouse stand next to a lush growth of petunia flowers.
Plants employ rare method to produce valuable chemical compound

Land plants have spent nearly half a billion years honing a vast array of metabolic skills that...

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