Environmental Horticulture
Department
Program Overview
The Environmental Horticulture Program at College of Central Florida is a two year Associate of Science Degree, or a one year Certificate Degree Program. Both programs are taught in a traditional classroom setting and in addition online. The AS Degree Program, is broken into two degrees: Nursery Operations and Landscape Design Option. Questions? Contact us.
Fall Schedule of Classes
| Monday--8:00-9:40 Monday--1:00-3:40 Monday--5:00-7:40 Tuesday--1:00-3:40 Tuesday--4:00-5:40 Wednesday--3:00-5:40 Thursday--3:00-5:40 Thursday--6:00-8:40 |
ORH0230 ORH1000C, ORH1000W ORH1510, ORH1510W ORH1260 ORH1260L ORH1301C GCO2632 ORH1113C, ORH0103 |
Landscape Maintenance Introduction to Horticulture Woody Plants Greenhouse Operation Greenhouse Lab Intro to Irrigation Golf Course Organization & Administration Pest and Disease Control |
Spring Schedule of Classes
| Monday -- 08:00 - 10:50 Monday & Wednesday -- 1:00 - 2:30 Monday Late Afternoon-- 3:00 - 6:00 Tuesday & Thursday -- 3:30 - 5:00 Wednesday -- 8:00 - 10-50 Wednesday -- 3:00 - 6:00 |
ORH1000C Intro to Horticulture - Also offered on line ORH1020C Herbaceous & House Plant Identification ORH1872 Interior Design and Landscaping GCO1400 Turfgrass Mgmt. ORH1851L Landscape Design Lab ORH2840C Landscape Construction |
50 Most Popular Plants
of Marion County
With the help of local wholesale and retail nurseries the Environmental Horticulture Department has compiled a list of the 50 most popular plants found in Marion County. These plants are the most used plants in Central Florida landscapes as well as the most popular plants sold in both the retail and wholesale industry. This list has been compiled to help the homeowner identify plants they have in their landscape, or just furnish information that will aid in the development of a more useful landscape. Special thanks to B& B Nurseries, Kingswood Nurseries, and Porters' Nursery and Landscape for helping compile this list.
