Introduction to Ecological Gardening (Specialization)

About this course

For any gardener seeking to understand the science and ecology behind how gardens work and build the practical skills to apply that knowledge: across four courses build a foundation in plant science and ecosystem science — how plants grow, how soil and climate affect plants, how garden ecosystems function; select the right plants, grow from seed or transplant, plan a productive and attractive garden, manage it using science-based techniques; identify and manage plant diseases, environmental disorders, insect pests and weeds; applied activities including interpreting soil test reports, using climate data to select plants, calculating seed starting dates, and identifying pests and diseases.

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This course is designed for learners at the Beginner level who want to advance their skills in Science. It is suitable for students, working professionals and lifelong learners looking to gain practical expertise.

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The estimated duration is 30-60 hours. Since the course is fully online, you can learn at your own pace and revisit the material as often as you need.

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