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LSU AgCenter Hammond Research Station
College & University in Hammond, Louisiana

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21549 Old Covington Hwy
Hammond, Louisiana 70403

+1 985-543-4125

www.lsuagcenter.com/hammond

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Millie Borel Williams

· June 14, 2017

It's just beautiful eye candy! The grounds are so peaceful and just filled with such beauty!

Glenda R. Balliviero

· June 19, 2015

This trial and display garden is the finest in the Deep South. It is planted so that there is seasonal color year round. The great variety of gardens feature not only the LA Super Plants but plants t...hat have been collected from many areas of the south etc. We visit often and love to photograph the beautiful blooms and various trees. A pat on the back to Dr Allen Owings, Gina Hebert, Jason Stagg, Dr Chen and all the workers who make it such a showcase of horticulture. See More

Betty Cronin

· May 2, 2017

This is an outstanding place to just take a walk and dream of gardens in your future.

Marcy Boudreaux-Johnson

· July 18, 2015

The most knowledgeable resource about Louisiana plants! Careful research is done before a plant is recommended. I have come to look forward to newsletters to read updates from Dr. Allen on the latest ...and greatest in the plant world. Your Facebook page is an added resource. Thank you for your amazing work~ See More

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