PLHRT 1102

Hands-On Horticulture for Gardeners

Course Description

Course information provided by the Courses of Study 2019-2020.

The objective is to instill in students a lifelong appreciation for how gardening can enhance individual well-being through aesthetics, culinary experiences, and mastery of techniques. Emphasizes hands-on learning and practice of key gardening skills and techniques in the greenhouse and the field, such as landscape management, garden design, propagation, pruning, grafting, pest management, and flower arrangement. There is one Saturday field trip at the end of the semester to visit gardens in the local area.

When Offered Spring.

Fees Course fee: TBA for materials.
Permission Note Enrollment limited to: freshmen, sophomores and juniors only.

Course Attribute (CU-SBY)

Comments Not for Plant Sciences or Agricultural Science majors.

• Develop a life-long appreciation for how gardening can enhance individual well-being through aesthetics, culinary experiences, and mastery of techniques.
• Learn and apply key gardening skills and techniques, such as landscape management, garden design, propagation, pruning, grafting, pest management, and flower arrangement.
• Explain the science behind various practices used in the production and management of fruits, vegetables, flowers, grass and landscape plants.

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