Plant Science
Buffalo Botanical Gardens
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Program Summary
Program Summary
Students will learn greenhouse management, plant and soil science, and landscape design. Topics of study include: the foundations of horticulture, plant cells and tissues, roots and soils, greenhouse management, watering and hydroponics, and native and invasive species. Students will engage in propagation techniques, integrated pest management (IPM), plant identification, and complete a variety of seasonal projects while on the grounds of the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens.
Program Highlights
Program Highlights
Daily access to the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens.
See behind the scenes of the Botanical Gardens.
Learn from experts in the fields of botany, greenhouse management, and landscaping.
High SChool Credits
High SChool Credits
High School Credits:
English 12 (1 Credit)
Participation in Government (.5 Credit)
Economics (.5 Credit)
Internship (1 Credit)
Plant Science (1 Credit)
Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities
Entry Level
Entry Level
Floral Designer
Greenhouse/Nursery Production
Technical Careers
Technical Careers
Grounds Manager
Landscape Construction
Grower
Horticulture Technician
Professional Careers
Professional Careers
Landscape Architect
Plant Pathologist
Biologist
Botanist
Program Considerations
Program Considerations
• New Visions programs require an application and an interview for admission.
• Students must provide their own transportation to the Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens and internship sites.
Classroom Information
Classroom Information
• Must be able to handle working independently and in a group setting
• Professionalism and adherence to class and business partner expectations is required.
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