Mrs. Halkiades Cheatham Co. Central High School Fall 2007.

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Mrs. Halkiades Cheatham Co. Central High School Fall 2007

 Horticulture - is derived from a Latin word meaning “garden cultivation” Horticulture industry consists of 4 major divisions:

 Pomology – the science and practice of growing, harvesting, handling, storing, processing, and marketing tree fruits.

 Olericulture – the science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, processing, and marketing vegetables

 Floriculture – the science and practice of growing, harvesting, storing, designing, and marketing flowering plants.

 Landscape and Nursery Industry – the science and practice of propagating, growing, installing, maintaining, and using grasses, annual plants, shrubs, and trees in the landscape.

 Hardscape Fences Terraces Retaining walls Patios Walks Driveways Irrigation systems Lighting Water features

1. Aesthetic value – beauty of the landscape 2. Adds value to homes (up to ____%) 3. Good for the environment 4. Trees cool the air (shade) 5. Reduce noise pollution

 Are achieved through: Design (planning) Proper construction Maintenance

 Is the arrangement of outdoor space in a way that serves the needs and desires of people without damage to natural ecological relationships

 Terrain  Climate  House  Physical structures  Intended use  Clients wants

 Landscape Architect – Works on large scale projects Trained in engineering, graphic arts, and architectural technology Have to be licensed

 Landscape Designer – Trained in art of design and the science of growing horticultural plants

 Segment of landscaping that involves the installation of materials identified in the landscape design

 Landscape Contractor – hired to install the landscape Needs to know how to read landscape plans Obtain building codes (if needed) Order materials needed Hire qualified workers to do installation

 Landscape Supervisor – responsible for landscape crews Provides leadership Assign jobs of tasks for workers

 Care and upkeep of the landscape  Usually work for commercial sites Apartment complexes Shopping complexes Golf courses Theme parks