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Environmental Horticulture, Teaching

Teaching Subsection Title: Undergraduate Studies

students visiting a public garden in Pacific Northwest

PUBLIC GARDENS MANAGEMENT

Have you ever wanted to start a community garden or share your passion for plants and the environment? See how gardening and people-plant interactions can change the quality of life for urban residents and discover the variety of opportunities available in Public Gardens Management.

Students excelling in this specialization include those who are outgoing and enjoy interacting with people.

Skills Learned Job Duties Jobs Salaries
  • Landscape and Garden Design
  • Recreation and Tourism
  • Theme Park Garden Management
  • Plant Taxonomy
  • Writing for a Garden Magazine
  • Teaching Gardening Courses
  • Choosing Plant Material for Botanic Gardens
  • High School Agriculture Teacher
  • Radio Announcer for Gardening Program
  • Manage Landscapes for Theme Parks
$28,000 - $65,000 depending on location and experience

Prerequisites for Specialization (PDF)

Course Requirements for Specialization (PDF)

Contact Lisa Hall for more information at (352) 392-1831 ext. 333 or lhall@ufl.edu.