Horticulture Minor

Plants provide many practical and recreational benefits to society - whether it is the food we eat, the parks we play in, or the gardens we enjoy admiring. The horticulture minor is for students who want to learn more about plants and their many diverse uses in the landscape. Coursework is flexible and can easily be tailored to specific horticultural interests, including floriculture and nursery production, turfgrass science, landscape design and maintenance, fruit and vegetable production, sustainable and organic production practices, therapeutic horticulture, plant physiology, and genetics. Students wishing to complete a minor in horticulture should contact the Department of Horticultural Science for assistance.

For students wishing to pursue this minor online, a summer term WILL BE required to complete the minor's one required course, HORT 1001.

For students wishing to pursue this minor in person, a summer term is not required.