HORTICULTURE 453
FLOWER CROP PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
E. Jay Holcomb


The objectives for Flower Crop Production and Management are:

  1. 1. To provide students with the detailed and specific knowledge, skills, and techniques necessary to produce commercial flower
    crops in the greenhouse and manage a greenhouse business.
  2. 2. To improve the student's communicating ability by writing an article on a specific crop and giving an oral report on a crop.
  3. 3. To improve the student's problem-solving ability by discussion of greenhouse problems and alternative solutions.
  4. 4. To introduce the student to and encourage their use of the applied and technical literature on floricultural crop and business as it applies to the production of greenhouse crops.

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Course Outline -- Hort. 453

A Case Study

Flowering of Chrysanthemums


Easter Lily

Geranium

New Guinea Impatiens