Horticulture Option

For food, fun and aesthetics
Horticulture mixes science with visual appeal. Learn how to cultivate the best fruits
and vegetables. Raise ornamental plants that add the perfect touch to indoor and outdoor
spaces.
Why take the horticulture option?
- Horticulture is the most customizable of the three options. You can take courses like landscape design, herbaceous plants, hydroponics, fruit/vegetable production, and more.
- Your core courses within this major cover the key aspects of soils and plant science.
- Make a living from your green thumb. Career options include floral design, public parks, greenhouse management and more.
Track requirements
The horticulture option requires 15-19 hours for specialization. Visit the program requirements page for a complete listing of all required courses and track options.
Degree options

Plants are essential to how we live. As a plant scientist, you can help produce food,
fabrics, medicine and more.