The curriculum is designed to prepare students for a wide range of careers working with plants on any scale of gardens and landscapes: urban, suburban, and rural; residential, commercial, and agricultural. Ideal for individuals interested in obtaining full-time employment within the field of commercial horticulture as well as for those presently working who seek further knowledge and advancement, the AAS degree offers two major options: a degree in Horticulture or a specialization in Landscape Design.
The curriculum is designed to prepare students for full-time employment within the field of commercial horticulture as well as for those presently working who seek further knowledge and advancement.
Length: Two Years Credits: 64-66 Locations: Loudoun Curriculum Details
This program is designed to prepare the student for full-time employment within the field of landscape design as well as assisting those who are presently working and who wish to further their knowledge and upgrade their skills.
Length: Two Years Credits: 63-64 Locations: Loudoun Curriculum Details
Post with details of the on campus Spring 2025 Plant Sale for the NOVA Horticulture Club and Program.
Spring and Summer Gardening Positions at Dumbarton Oaks!
The (PGMS) Professional Grounds Management Society’s 2025 Student Scholarship application has opened! Applications will be accepted through...
National Capital Area Garden Club, Inc. has offered college scholarships since 1972 to students who meet the following three requirements.
Did you fall in love with the beauty of the Washington National Cathedral Grounds during Plant Composition or History of Garden Design? Well, then...
