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Horticultural experience

troianustriumphus

21 years ago

I need help, In order to get into the school of my choice I need horticultural experience,that is to work under the guidence and supervision of a horticulturist or botanist.I tryed the brookyn botanic garden but the deadline for applications has passed.I dont know were else I could find horticultural work in new york, but since spring is just around the corner I think right now is probly the best time to apply.If anyone knows where I could get this experience, I would be very grateful.

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miss_rumphius_rules
21 years ago
Try Metrohort.org
scrutinizer
19 years ago
The School of Horticulture & Agribusiness is the best option available for a someone interested in learning horticulture. Their training strategy allows students to earn money while they learn and combines supervised, structured, on-the-job training with theoretical related instruction. The program is designed for the student requiring a core training in ornamental horticulture. Emphasis is placed on greenhouse management, nursery production, grounds maintenance and landscape planning. Students receive both, an accredited post-secondary diploma and completion of their apprenticeship in-school training.

Here is a link that might be useful: School of Horticulture
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