Environmental Horticulture
Provides an introductory base of plant knowledge and horticultural skills in the design, installation, and maintenance of sustainable landscapes and related horticulture industries. Students may specialize in various fields of study such as irrigation, propagation, design, and floriculture. This program emphasizes hands-on learning and laboratory activities that support practical application in the field. Students who earn this degree have the opportunity to embark on a successful and rewarding career with potential for rapid advancement. This degree is intended for current and aspiring horticulture professionals, transfer students, and anyone interested in the art and science of gardening.
Courses
- LNT 100 — PLANT AND HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE
- LNT 120 — LANDSCAPE DESIGN I
- LNT 122 — LANDSCAPE DESIGN II
- LNT 123 — LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
- LNT 124 — LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION
- LNT 128 — SPRINKLER DESIGN
- LNT 129 — SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE/WATER AUDITOR
- LNT 134 — INTRODUCTION TO SOIL SCIENCE
- LNT 136 — INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT
- LNT 138 — FLORAL DESIGN I
- LNT 140 — FLORAL DESIGN II
- LNT 141 — FLORAL DESIGN III
- LNT 146 — PLANT PROPAGATION
- LNT 147 — WEDDING DESIGN AND EVENT PLANNING
- LNT 148 — HORTICULTURAL BUSINESS PRACTICES
- LNT 151 — PLANT IDENTIFICATION I
- LNT 152 — PLANT IDENTIFICATION II