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Department of Horticulture
Who will develop the science, technology and business to cultivate plants for human and environmental health? Spartans in the Department of Horticulture Will.
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HRT 822: Historical Geography of Crop Plants
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HRT 401: Advanced Horticultural Crop Physiology
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HRT 253: Compost Production and Use
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HRT 206: Training and Pruning Plants
Spring semester of even years at select off-campus IAT partnership locations.
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HRT 335: Berry Crop Production and Management
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BMB 864: Plant Biochemistry
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PLB 400: Introduction to Bioinformatics
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CSS 480: Soil Fertility and Management
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PLB 863: Environmental Plant Physiology
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ENT 477: Pesticides in Pest Management
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FSC 455: Food and Nutrition Laboratory
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HRT 361: Applied Plant Physiology
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HRT 109: Introduction to Plant Science
Fall of every year
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HRT 203: Principles of Horticulture
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HRT 222L - Houseplants and Interiorscapes Lab
This lab with the concurrent (HRT 222) will provide hands-on experience in greenhouse houseplant production and interiorscape design, maintenance, and management. Students will learn propagation techniques, crop scheduling, and the production and maintenance considerations for many major categories of houseplants, including: ferns, bromeliads and other epiphytes, succulents, cacti, foliage plants, and orchids. Identification of common houseplant species will also be required. Students will also explore interiorscape management, which is the design, installation, and maintenance of houseplants in residential and commercial settings.
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