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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 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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HRT 222 - Houseplants and Interiorscapes
This course will cover the concepts and practices of greenhouse houseplant production and the maintenance and management of interiorscapes. Students will explore many categories of houseplants, including: ferns, bromeliads and other epiphytes, succulents, cacti, foliage plants, and orchids. Interiorscape management is a niche, but growing field of horticulture involving the design, installation, and maintenance of houseplants in residential and commercial settings. Students will learn about the challenges specific to interiorscape management, as well as explore the many business models used by interiorscape companies.
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HRT 493: Professional Internship in Horticulture
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HRT 475: International Studies in Horticulture
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HRT 336: Viticulture and Berry Production
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HRT 407: Horticulture Marketing
Horticulture companies face the ongoing challenge of effectively marketing their products, services, and experiences in a way that generates value for both consumers and the business. This involves understanding consumer behavior, emphasizing product features and benefits, and creating effective communication strategies that resonate with their target market. Additionally, pricing and promotion strategies play a crucial role in ensuring products reach the right audience and generate consistent demand. In this course, students will develop key marketing skills and apply concepts specifically to the horticulture industry. Through a variety of learning methods, including case studies, article and book discussions, students will enhance their ability to identify and communicate product features and benefits and effectively use marketing principles to succeed in their future careers within the horticulture sector.
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HRT 207: Horticulture Career Development
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HRT 213: Landscape Maintenance
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HRT 218: Irrigation Systems for Horticulture
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