#THE WISHING STONE EDMONDS CODE#

Previously Earned Credit To transfer horticulture or other college credits, student must request an evaluation of their college transcripts through the Enrollment Services office.

#THE WISHING STONE EDMONDS CODE#

For financial aid, advising, and other reasons, students should work with their advisor to ensure that this code is properly recorded on their academic record. The program code for this degree is 135U. HORT 287 - Low Volume Irrigation 2.0 Credits.HORT 280 - Weed Identification and Management 3.0 Credits.HORT 270 - Restorative Design Solutions 3.0 Credits.HORT 269 - Horticulture Business Practices 4.0 Credits.HORT 252 - Low Impact Landscaping 3.0 Credits.HORT 251 - Restoration Horticulture 5.0 Credits.HORT 242 - Introduction to Arboriculture 3.0 Credits.HORT 207 - Native Plants in the Landscape 2.0 Credits.HORT 118 - Introduction to Plant Pests 6.0 Credits.HORT 250 - Introduction to Restoration Ecology 4.0 Credits.HORT 174 - Horticulture Tools and Materials 4.0 Credits.HORT 172 - Spring Garden Practices 3.0 Credits.

HORT 170 - Fall Garden Practices 3.0 Credits.HORT 110 - Pest Management Programming 2.0 Credits.HORT 109 - Soil Science and Conservation 5.0 Credits.HORT 108 - Deciduous Plant Identification 5.0 Credits.HORT 107 - Conifer Plant Identification 4.0 Credits.HORT 106 - Broadleaf Plant Identification 5.0 Credits.

HORT 102 - Horticulture Plant Science 4.0 Credits.Describe and apply basic business principles, accurate estimates, and bids essential to the landscape and restoration horticulture industry.Describe the principal codes, statutes, and rules affecting landscape and restoration horticulture technologies and projects as well as the regulatory agencies responsible for them.

Define, describe, and apply current technologies and design solutions used in horticultural, landscape, and ecological restoration.

Identify and describe, from a landscape ecology and sustainable horticulture perspective, the principal land and water management issues affecting the Puget Sound bioregion.

Identify key plant problems and prescribe sustainable management options.

Identify and practice the safe, efficient, and sustainable use of horticultural tools, equipment, and supplies.

Compare and contrast the variety of career options in horticulture.

Combine basic theories and concepts of plant science with horticultural technologies to successfully grow plants, manage landscapes, and restore natural areas.

Identify and list the cultural requirements of common native and landscape trees, shrubs, forbs, and grasses used and found in the Puget Sound bioregion.

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