Landscape Architecture & Horticulture
Landscape Architecture & Horticulture
For more than 40 years, our students have helped beautify Southern California.
Whether you're looking to create a career in landscape architecture and design, or a career in horticulture, we offer a robust series of course offerings.
Get skills for professional success with two certificates: the Landscape Architecture Certificate and the Horticulture Certificate. And if you're looking for a quicker, more focused study, take a look at our three specializations: Arboriculture, Gardening, and Plants for the Landscape.
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Landscape Architecture & Horticulture
Courses
ARCH 750
LARE 4: Grading, Drainage and Stormwater Management
Review and preparation course for the Landscape Architects Registration Exam (LARE). LARE 4 - Grading, Drainage, and Stormwater Management
BIOLGY X 492.68
Management of Urban Trees
Core course in the Arboriculture Specialization. Focusing on recognized industry standards for care, protection, preservation and industry ethics, leading to certification.
BIOLGY X 499
Plant Materials for Landscape Use
This course focuses on plants appropriate for use in Southern California. Students learn plant names, both common and scientific, cultural requirements and proper placement within the landscape. The class uses local botanical gardens and nurseries to introduce students to over 150 plants.
BIOLGY X 497.35
Plant Propagation for Gardeners
This course covers the fundamental tools and processes used in plant propagation. Students will learn a variety of techniques to propagate plants.
ARCH X 472.8A
Plant Studies I: Trees
This course focusing on trees, their communities, and their place and use in the landscape.