Horticulture Practice Exam

The Certificate in Horticulture provides Candidates with a comprehensive understanding of horticultural practices, including plant cultivation, propagation, pest and disease management, and landscape design. Candidates learn about various aspects of horticulture, such as soil management, irrigation techniques, plant nutrition, and sustainable practices. The course covers both theoretical knowledge and practical skills required in the field of horticulture.

The certification covers skills in plant identification, cultivation techniques, pest and disease management, landscape design, and nursery management. Candidates also learn about the use of horticultural tools and equipment, as well as safety practices.

There are no specific prerequisites for the Certificate in Horticulture. However, a passion for plants and gardening, as well as a basic understanding of biology, can be beneficial.
Why is Horticulture important?

• Essential for food production, landscaping, and environmental conservation
• Plays a key role in urban greening and beautification
• Critical for maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem health
• Important for promoting sustainable agriculture practices

Who should take the Horticulture Exam?

• Horticulturist
• Garden Designer
• Nursery Manager
• Landscape Technician
• Arborist

Skills Evaluated

Candidates taking the certification exam on the Horticulture is evaluated for the following skills:

• Plant Identification
• Cultivation Techniques
• Pest and Disease Management
• Landscape Design
• Nursery Management

Horticulture Certification Course Outline

• Introduction to Horticulture
  • History and Importance of Horticulture
  • Basic Plant Biology
• Plant Propagation
  • Seed Propagation
  • Vegetative Propagation
• Plant Nutrition and Soil Management
  • Soil Types and Composition
  • Fertilization Practices
• Pest and Disease Management
  • Common Pests and Diseases
  • Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
• Landscape Design
  • Principles of Landscape Design
  • Plant Selection and Placement
• Sustainable Horticulture Practices
  • Water Conservation
  • Organic Gardening Techniques