What Career Can I Have in Horticulture?

University of Minnesota, College of Continuing and Professional Studies, Master's of Professional Studies in Horticulture program: career paths. This video covers possible careers available to graduates with degrees in horticulture. Find out more here: ccaps.umn.edu/hort

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[@elpirate9525]

go to college for four years or more to be a gardener

[@NahkriinKonahriikLXXVI]

Why? 4 years of experience is worth 10x more than college

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@@NahkriinKonahriikLXXVIespecially in this field

[@pablo9364]

Or go to college for 4 years to be a professional horticulturist. You can choose to set the bar as low or as high as you like.

[@ReapingTheHarvest]

Go to college for 4 years to become a brainwashed atheist.

[@hibbs1712]

@@pablo9364this is me. I wasn’t born into a greenhouse family so I have to earn some credentials to break into the field. I will never work in the jaw dropping gardens I dream of until I have a credential that says I should be able to. I think we all understand the evils of capitalism but there is merit to earning the knowledge that high level horticulture courses come with. Plant physiology and pathology. Pest and weed management. Soil sciences. I don’t kid myself when I prune my Goeppertia that I am a master gardener.