Horticulture
Horticulture
Solano Community College’s Horticulture program blends classroom theory with hands-on training, giving students the knowledge and practical experience needed to thrive in the green industry.
Whether you’re looking to enter the horticulture field, advance your career, earn certification, or prepare for transfer to a four-year institution, Solano offers certificates and degrees in six specialized Ornamental Horticulture areas to help you cultivate success.
Grow your future at Solano.

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Certificate of Achievement in Horticulture Science
Earned by completing the 23-unit core major courses and meeting the minimum grade requirements. -
Associate in Science (A.S.) Degree in Horticulture Science
Earned by completing the 23-unit major, Solano’s general education requirements, and additional electives to reach at least 60 total units. All courses must be completed with a grade of C or a P if taken pass/no pass.
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Landscape Designer
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Landscape Contractor
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Nursery or Greenhouse Technician
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Arborist / Tree Care Specialist
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Turfgrass Manager (e.g., golf courses, sports fields)
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Grounds/Maintenance Supervisor
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Irrigation Specialist
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Pest Control Advisor (with licensing)
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Garden Center Manager
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Urban Forestry Technician
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Environmental Restoration Specialist
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Horticultural Consultant
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Floral Designer / Floriculture Specialist
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Public Park Horticulturist
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Agricultural Extension Worker