Registration opens October 26, 2026
Mode
In-Person
Cost
$194.70*
Credits
1.00

Introduces key principles of plant biology and taxonomy, emphasizing practical applications in horticulture and agriculture. Students will learn to categorize common plant species within the Plant Kingdom using taxonomic classification systems and will explore the major garden, specialty, and agronomic crops grown across Wisconsin. Through hands-on activities, learners will diagram the anatomical structures of seeds and develop a clear understanding of the biological and environmental requirements for successful seed germination. Provides students with essential plant science knowledge applicable to gardening, crop production, and environmental studies.

Notes

  • * Displayed costs are approximate. Final tuition and fees, including any course material charges, will be confirmed at registration.

Meeting Information

Days & Times
Monday 10:00 AM - 11:20 AM (Jan 25 – May 17)
Location
AG212 - Ag Classroom - Agriculture Center of Excellence
Instructor
Trevor Frank