Horticulture
As a horticulture major, I am learning how to establish, propagate, harvest, and manage fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants. I am also learning the principles of landscape design to create and manage aesthetically pleasing environments.
ENTM 4020
Economic Entomology
This course discussed the consideration of the biological aspects, life histories, and control of insects.
HORT 2060
Hydroponics: Principles and Techniques of Soilless Plant Production
This course surveyed the science of hydroponic plant production and focused on commercial/home vegetable crop production.
HORT 2240
Plant Propagation
This course covered the basic principles and practices involved in the propagation of horticultural plants.
HORT 3000
Growth and Development of Horticultural Plants
This course covered the growth and development of plants with the concepts applied to the practice of Horticultural Science.
HORT 3210
Woody Identification II
This course introduced me to the language of botany and the Southeastern palata of landscape plants with distinguished spring characteristics. Topics discussed included taxonomy, morphology, plants with global popularity, cultivation practices, structural plantings, and the use of said plants within the landscape.
HORT 3220
Arboriculture
This course covered the identification, culture, and use of ornamental trees in landscape planting.
HORT 4100
Herbaceous Ornamentals
This course covered the identification, culture, and use of herbaceous annuals and perennials, bulbs, herbs, and ornamental grasses.
PLPA 3000
General Plant Pathology
This course observed plant diseases common in Alabama, including symptom recognition, pathogen biology, and management of plant diseases.