horticulture work with --------------- nurseries
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A horticulture degree can lead to careers in plant breeding, genetic engineering, landscape design, farming, floral design, research, nursery production, education, food science, landscape construction and management, pest control, marketing — the list goes on.
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Horticulture is the art, technology, business, education and science of plants. It is the food we eat, the landscapes we live and play in, the environments we thrive in. It is the business of managing and using what we grow, while maintaining the health of our soil, air, and water, and the well-being of our children, our communities, and our world. In short - it's all about plants!
There are hundreds of career pathways. Here are some of them to get you started exploring. Click on your interest below to show a list of plant careers in that area. And, at the left is an alphabetical list of careers in horticulture.