INTRODUCTION TO LIVING LANDSCAPES

Catalog description

This course is an introduction to landscape design, including edible landscapes, pollinator gardens, and living walls. Course teaches plant selection and care required to maintain landscapes in both exterior and interior environments. Soil types, watering needs, and pest identification are discussed as well as use of the color wheel and textures to create an aesthetically pleasing and functional designs. Connections showing how interior and exterior landscaping relates to human health, the green industry, and sustainable agriculture are emphasized. This course also contains an opportunity for service learning. A special fee will be assessed. This course provides preparation for a Pesticide Application Certification. An additional fee will be assessed if a student is interested in earning the certification. (CTAG)