HRT 213L: Landscape Maintenance Field Lab

Course Code: HRT 213L

Credits and Offerings

  • 1 credit (2 lab hours)
  • Fall semester of every year

Course Description

Prerequisite: HRT 213 or concurrently Landscape maintenance. Site analysis. Pruning woody plants, transplanting by hand and mechanical tree spade, and planting techniques for ornamentals. Herbaceous perennial care, cutting back, dividing. Scouting as a component of integrated pest management and plant health care.

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