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Horticulture Horticulture – hortus (latin) – a garden smaller than 5 acres (otherwise it’s a farm)

Agricultural Science (3 main branches) Forestry Trees in a forest Lumber Agronomy Cereal crops Oats Barley Wheat corn Horticulture * see next slide

Horticulture (4 branches) FOOD Horticulture (4 branches) BEAUTY Olericulture - Vegetable crops Pomology – Fruit crops Ex: bananas, apples, kiwi, etc Pomology Viticulture - Grapes only Floriculture – Flowering Ornamentals Ex: orchids, day lillies, mums, etc (for decoration) Landscape horticulture - woody/grass ornam. Ex: shrubs, trees and turf (for yard or golf course)