Horticulture Minor The field of horticulture encompasses the creation and maintenance of landscapes as well as vegetable and fruit production.  Horticulture is often an important component of careers in park management, forestry, and environmental policy.  The minor in Horticulture features courses that bridge the division between landscape and production horticulture, as well as landscape courses which have independent projects components which allow students to follow their particular interests.

Course Requirements:
LH 1013 Sustainable Landscape Horticulture
LH 1002 Plant Health Care
LH 3363 Soil Fertility
LH 3173 Plant Diseases and Insects
LH 3153 Landscape Design Studio
LH 2323 Herbaceous Ornamental and Produce Gardening or
LH 3043 Arboriculture

 A minor program is a concentrated course of student in a given discipline or sub discipline, which includes 15-18 credit hours of study, comprise of at least 9 credits outside the student’s major program and other major or minor programs taken at Unity College, comprises of at least 6 credit hours taken in residence at Unity College, and has been approved by the faculty as a minor program.