The horticulture major is administered through the School of Forestry and Horticulture, and combines the tools of modern science, technology, and business for intensive plant cultivation for human use. During their undergraduate years, our students investigate the complex growth and developmental responses of high-value crops, trees, and ornamental plants. We also offer research opportunities for aspiring professionals to create innovate solutions for plant propagation and cultivation issues.<br>Our horticulture program embodies the science and development, sustainable production, marketing, and use of high-value, intensively cultivated food and ornamental plants. In order to make students more marketable and allowed to follow their individual interests, the program offers three specializations:<br><br>Production Horticulture (General/Science): Dual tracks available for those interested in vegetable and fruit production.<br>Landscape Horticulture: Open to those wanting to cultivate green spaces.<br>Turf Management: Prepares students for careers in professional lawn maintenance.