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Horticulture Introduction
Horticulture is a degree that requires hands-on effort and creative ideas. Students can choose from one of three emphasis when planning their classes: Floral Design; Production; or Design, Build, and Maintain. No matter the emphasis, all students will gain a strong foundation in:
- Plant biology and care
- Design plant environments (landscape design, floral art, edible landscaping, etc.)
- Growing, producing, and managing plants in various settings
- Hands-on and technological horticultural practices
- Business and management fundamentals
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