61. WA Primary Industries Training Council Inc. Horticultural Business Manager; Horticulturalist; landscape Architect careers in agriculture Select from the fields of interest list to see what http://www.wapitc.org/career.html

Who We Are What We Do WA PITC Projects WA PITC Meeting Calender 2005 ... Learning Resources WA PITC Newsletters Glossary of Industry Terms Media Releases Primary Industries Career Opportunities ... Case Studies Occupation List The following is a list of careers associated with the level of qualification to be completed: Certificate One Occupations Animal Assistant Arboricultural Assistant Assistant Greenkeeper Assistant Piggery Attendant Assistant Poultry Hand Dairy Worker Junior Sales Assistant Farm Assistant Fieldhand Floricultural Assistant Forest Assistant Fruit and Vegetable Picker Horse Attendant Horticultural Assistant Laborer Landscape Assistant Nursery Assistant Parks and Gardens Assistant Stable Hand go to top Certificate Two Occupations Animal Attendant Arboricultural Worker Aquaculture Worker Dairy Worker Farm Hand Farrier Fisher Floricultural Worker Forest Worker Fruit and Vegetable and Flower Worker Gardener Groundsperson Horse Attendant Horticultural Worker Landscape Worker Nursery Hand Parks and Gardens Trades Assistant Piggery Attendant Poultry Hand Sales Assistant Senior Fieldhand Stationhand Winery Worker Wool Handler go to top Certificate Three Occupations Agricultural Technician Animal Technician Arbocultural Tradesperson Aquaculture Technical Officer Dairy Technician Farmer Floricultural Tradesperson Field Tradesperson Fisher Fisheries Officer Forest Officer Fruit and Vegetable and Flower Grower Greenkeeper Head Stockman Horse Manager Horticultural Tradesperson Landscape Gardener Landscape Tradesperson Nursery Tradesperson Owner Classer

62. College Of Agricultural Sciences Career Fair Majors landscape horticulture and landscape architecture See Dr. Beattie at the Career Fair. He is easy to get along with, he is a former wildlife http://lamar.colostate.edu/~agcareer/companies.html

63. Jobs - Landscape Architecture Design And Planning Alternative careers for landscape architects and designers. The most unsuitable agricultural fields are set aside for woodland planting. http://www.landscapeplanning.gre.ac.uk/jobs.htm

LANDSCAPE PLANNING WEB: Jobs Home About Agriculture Books ... Greenways [ Jobs ] Links Landscape plans Minerals Parks ... Urbanisation Twelve alternative jobs for landscape architects (An adapted version of an article published in Landscape Design in 1997) Conceptual clarification Landscape Developer Landscape Planner Greenway Initiator ... Tourism Planner There are some wonderful jobs in landscape architecture - and some dull jobs. The disillusioned say ‘Its hard to find work; if you do find it, you may not be paid; if you are paid, you'll be sued for negligence’. Yet the prospects for the art of landscape design are utterly stupendous. The dust jacket of the Jellicoes’ Landscape of man rightly proclaims: The world is moving into a phase when landscape design may well be recognised as the most comprehensive of the arts. Man creates around him an environment that is a projection into nature of his abstract ideas. It is only in the present century that the collective landscape has emerged as a social necessity. We are promoting a landscape art on a scale never conceived of in history. So how can we move from the ridiculous to the sublime? I see two requirements: we should be clear in our minds about the nature of the art that we profess and we should open our minds to the many ways in which the art may be practised. In both cases, action must come from within. It is inaccurate and altogether fruitless to lay the blame for our predicament on unimaginative clients, an uncomprehending public or the rapacious practitioners of related professions.

64. Horticulture And Crop Science Student teams in the horticulture science, flower judging, and landscape industry soil science; landscape architecture; agricultural systems management; http://crops.calpoly.edu/

Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames. Thanks for stopping by to check out the Horticulture and Crop Science Department at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo! Campus Maps The Crops Unit has 70 acres of productive citrus, avocados, grapes, deciduous orchard, and berries. Additional nonbearing acreage for instructional use exists and new plantings are underway. Part of the land is certified organic. Students are encouraged to gain experience and earn income by participation in the enterprise project program or by working for the campus farm. There is also a new building containing two modern teaching labs with prep rooms. The Environmental Horticulture Unit includes a student-operated commercial greenhouse range and nursery in which students carry on a project program involving wholesale and retail sales and a student-operated plant shop. Also included are 35,000 square feet of greenhouses, a 5,000 square-foot retractable roof greenhouse, 7,500 square feet of shade houses; a 10,000-square foot US Golf Association specification experimental green; an extensive field container growing area; and a 4-acre arboretum. The department also has modern, well-equipped laboratories in the Agricultural Sciences Building and at the Units, including labs for biotechnology, landscape industries with CAD, pest management, post harvest technology, and plant materials. In addition to 200 acres of landscaped campus, an

65. Victor Valley College - AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES landscape Architects and Designers landscape Construction/Installation Contractors horticulture and landscape Technician Certificate http://www.vvc.edu/academic/agriculture/

September 19, 2005 Home VVCC HomePage AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES The Agriculture and Natural Resource Department is intent on providing students with the training and resources needed to compete in this rapidly expanding career field and the skills needed to continue their studies in this arena. The department has designed its educational programs on the following premises: A focus on the underlying scientific principles and math skills that support the disciplines of agriculture and natural resource management. Application of advanced technologies that include the management of data with sophisticated computer software,Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Global Positioning Systems (GPS) and Remote Imaging Technology. A focus on "Complete Ecosystem Management," that balances the need to preserve natural ecological relationships with the social and economic needs of the humans that use a particular ecosystem or region.

66. Agriculture, Forestry, & Farming The Riley Guide Jobs are in numerous areas related to agriculture and food businesses, You may also be interested in landscape architecture under architecture and Urban http://www.rileyguide.com/agric.html

Site Navigation Links Skip to Main Content -How to Job Search -Before You Search -Where to Search ... -Home The Riley Guide receives financial support from Search Jobs Post a Resume Salary Data Post Jobs and its partners StartUpJournal advice on buying or starting a business or franchise. RealEstateJournal advice on buying or renting a new home, apartment, or office. CollegeJournal education, career, and job advice for the college student or recent graduate CareerJournalEurope and CareerJournalAsia regional editions of the Internet's premier career site for executives, managers and professionals. Please visit our sponsors to thank them. The Riley Guide: Where to Search (Job Listings) September 2005 General Resources Agricultural Engineering Agronomy Food Sciences ... Gardening / Horticulture General Resources AgCareers.com ...jobs for those working in all areas of agriculture, including animal health workers, professors and teachers, natural resources management, and administration/sales. The listings cover Canada, the United States, and other international locations. The site also offers several links to additional resources. Ag-Related Jobs from ATI-Net ..."ATI-Net's mission is to disseminate information generated by CATI, California agribusiness, educators, researchers and students using the latest information management technologies." Jobs are in numerous areas related to agriculture and food businesses, primarily but not exclusively located in California. The most current jobs are at the top of each list.

67. Pre-Landscape Architecture Studies in Prelandscape architecture open a world of career possibilities. horticulture and its Pre-landscape architecture possibilities today! http://students.coafes.umn.edu/plarc

One Stop  l  Directories  l  Search U of M Print View S E A R C H Student Home Page Student Home Page Academic Programs ... Pre-Landscape Architecture Pre-Landscape Architecture Contact Information Undergraduate Program Advisor Dr. David Pitt COAFES Office of Admissions 612-624-3045 or toll-free Environmental Horticulture Department Website College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Website The Landscape Architecture Pre-Major Study landscape design through a unique joint program with our College of Agricultural , Food and Environmental Sciences and the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. Coursework focuses on sustainable design, site engineering, design representation, and landscape ecology. This program has two tracks: Landscape Planning and Landscape Design. If your interests are in Landscape Planning, begin as a pre-major in our Environmental Horticulture program and then transfer to the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture to finish your degree. If you want to study Landscape Design, you will follow the joint program in our Environmental Horticulture program, choosing the Landscape Design emphasis. Environmental Horticulture focuses on the use and function of plants in human environments and plant-people interactions. You will examine how plants can be used to:

68. The University Of Tennessee College Of Agricultural Sciences And Natural Resourc The horticulture and Agronomy concentration is designed for the student desiring to projects helps students prepare for careers in landscape design or http://casnr.tennessee.edu/majorsandconcentrations/plantsciences.htm

University Links About the University Academic Programs Administration Libraries Research Support UT The University System A-Z Index WebMail Dept. Directory Select type of search People Search Campus Search System Search Student Council UT Home Areas of Study: Plant Sciences About the College Current Students Future Students Academic Programs ... BACK Major: Plant Sciences Academic programs in the Department of Plant Sciences span the art, science and technology of plant use in society. With the increasing emphasis placed on plants in urban areas, we offer particularly extensive training in landscape horticulture: planning, implementation and management for landscapes, turf and gardens. We also offer comprehensive programs in plant biotechnology and plant production. Under the guidance of one of our academic advisors, the undergraduate program in Plant Sciences can be tailored to fit students' personal needs and career goals while meeting departmental and university requirements. Check out the concentrations listed below. Then, visit the Plant Sciences department website at http://plantsciences.utk.edu/

69. The University Of Tennessee College Of Agricultural Sciences And Natural Resourc All three professors in the College are Registered landscape Architects. In a broad sense, there are two types of Public horticulture responsibilities http://casnr.tennessee.edu/Careers/degreeatwork/plantsciences.htm

University Links About the University Academic Programs Administration Libraries Research Support UT The University System A-Z Index WebMail Dept. Directory Select type of search People Search Campus Search System Search About the College Current Students Future Students Academic Programs ... Home DEGREES AT WORK! Plant Sciences Plant Sciences majors can choose from among four concentrations. Aside from entering the workforce upon graduation, you may also pursue graduate studies leading to careers in higher education, research and Extension, or various positions within the horticulture industry. Studies in the Business Management concentration lead to a minor in either Business Administration or Agricultural Economics and Business. These courses are coupled with studies in horticulture and agronomic principles. Careers that require a solid background in the science of efficient plant and crop production along with agribusiness skills are open to you. Many firms look for talented people with a combination of skills for the marketing and sale of ornamental plants, garden supplies, agribusiness products and farm supplies. This concentration can lead to employment in the following fields: Business Ownership/Management reenhouse or nurseryLandscape installation and maintenance Garden or farm supply and equipment Orchard or vegetable farm Financial Manager Banks and other financial institutions Visit the Plant Sciences department Landscape Design and Construction We crave beautiful landscapes...the kind of exquisite, balanced, varied design that is Nature. When we carve out of natural landscapes places for us to live, work, drive and play well, we miss the original beauty. So it is with a great sense of rightness and harmony that we strive to recreate in our cities and towns a pretty landscape, blending rocks, water and plants of all colors, sizes and kinds. And it's not just an issue of "pretty"; creative landscaping can enhance emotional and physical health, preserve ecological and biological diversity, and help mitigate the harmful effects of global climate changes.

70. Texas Nursery & Landscape Association- Advocate For Growers, Landscape Contracto Career Prospects in horticulture. The American Nursery landscape Association predicts landscape Designer/Architect Prepares landscape designs and http://www.txnla.org/about/careers.html

Awards Education Endorsed Services Governmental Affairs ... TNLA Members Only TNLA Regions San Antonio Area Houston Area East Texas Dallas Area ... Austin Area ABOUT US TNLA Bylaws Policies Code of Ethics TNLA History ... Contact List Careers in Horticulture Opportunities in horticulture provide responsibility, challenge, achievement, satisfaction, personal growth, and financial reward. For many professionals in the industry, the opportunity to work with nature is the most important reward. Growing trees, shrubs, and other plants, touches nearly every aspect of human life. Prospects Job Descriptions Preparing for a Career in Horticulture Scholarship Opportunities Career Prospects in Horticulture Opportunities in horticulture provide responsibility, challenge, achievement, satisfaction, personal growth, and financial reward. For many professionals in the industry, the opportunity to work with nature is the most important reward. Growing trees, shrubs, and other plants, touches nearly every aspect of human life.Thes natural products protect and improve the environment. Research shows that, among many benefits, plants help purify our air and water, they guard against erosion, and provide shelter, warmth, cooling effects, windbreaks, food, and beauty. Current research even tells us that beautiful natural views enhance our well-being. Professionals in the nursery/landscape industry bring these benefits to the public in a variety of ways.

71. Agriculture & Natural Resources Pathway agriculture Natural Resources Some of the careers explored are landscape Architect, Wildlife Biology, Entomology and Environmental Engineer. http://www.rop.santacruz.k12.ca.us/Agri_path/agri1.html

General Information H S Counselor Handbook Student Run Enterprises Teacher Resources ... Site Map Santa Cruz County Regional Occupational Program Bruce Kint, Director R. Rieber, Assistant Director AG PRODUCTION This course integrates the study of soil science, plant physiology, and the effects of water, temperature and climate on plant growth. Students cultivate vegetables, fruits and flowers both in the field and in the greenhouse. This course teaches that Agricultural Production integrates knowledge from chemistry, biology, resource conservation and economics. Length : 2 semesters. High School Credit: 5 per semester plus internship. FEES: Adults, $75 Registration. Section # Class Days Class Times Start Date Class Location Instructor M-F 10:03-10:48 am *Costanoa High School Rm 7 Dickerson M-F 12:44-1:29 pm *Costanoa High School Rm 7 Dickerson AGRIBUSINESS This course teaches students to explore the diversity of career avenues in agriculture. Students identify specific requirements for choosing that career pathway. Some of the careers explored are: Landscape Architect, Wildlife Biology, Entomology and Environmental Engineer. Length : 2 semesters.

72. 05-06 Undergraduate Catalog--Horticulture Course Descriptions College of agriculture and Life Sciences. horticulture A study of the designform and structure of landscape architectural works from the Bronze Age to http://www.undergradcatalog.registrar.vt.edu/0506/als/hort.html

Academic Calendars Academic Policies Financial Information Publication Information ... College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Horticulture www.hort.vt.e du Jerzy Nowak, Head Professors: B. L. Appleton; J. Latimer; J. Nowak; R. E. Veilleux; T. K. Wolf; G. E. Welbaum; R. D. Wright Associate Professors: T. J. Banko; E. Beers; R. Harris; A. R. McDaniel; R. F. McDuffie; A. X. Niemiera; H. Scoggins; S. B. Sterrett; J. M. Williams Assistant Professors: T. Bratsch; G. Eaton Adjunct Professor: Y. Dan; P. Kitchin; D. Tay; C. Wang Instructor: D. E. Davis Career Advisors: A. R. McDaniel; J. M. Williams Overview Landscape Contracting Option Horticulture Crops Option Horticulture Science Option ... Undergraduate Course Descriptions Overview Horticulture is a broad and diverse field involved with producing and utilizing a multitude of specialized plants. Benefits of this industry to all people are both physical and emotional. Horticulturists provide the fruits and vegetables so important to good nutrition. Horticulturists also improve the human environment, through both beautification and conservation, by providing the ornamental plants and designs utilized to enhance aesthetics within and around the home, workplace, and other areas. Thus, while the field is based on a biological and agricultural science foundation, there is ample opportunity for individuals also oriented toward business, social science, art, education, and international development. The horticulture curriculum is fully individualized in consultation with a course advisor. Following the freshman year of core courses, students begin their personal programs of study in one of four options.

73. SUNY Horticulture Undergraduate College Programs, Horticulture Careers, Horticul The job market in horticulture is great. And the diverse programs at SUNY in landscape architecture, landscape development, horticulture production and http://www.hort.cornell.edu/sunyhort/

SUNY undergraduate programs in horticulture Jump start your career in Horticulture Hands-on programs will have you ... ... tending poinsettias ... ... climbing trees ... ... harvesting hydroponic greens ... ... mowing the SUNY-Delhi golf course ... ... transplanting trees ... ... selling at the farmers market ... ... or designing landscapes. The job market in horticulture is great. And the diverse programs at SUNY campuses across the state offer many flexible options to help you prepare for your career in horticulture. Career possibilities include: Food production - vegetable grower, vineyard or orchard manager, crop protection consultant. Ornamental plants - landscape contractor, nursery or garden center operator, arborist, greenhouse grower, florist, botanical garden educator. Turf management golf course superintendent, athletic field manager, lawn care specialist. Your interest in any of these areas might lead you into a career as a researcher, Extension specialist or teacher. Eight SUNY campuses offer academic programs to prepare you for these careers. Programs include

74. Career Specialties. Undergraduate Program, Department Of Plant Sciences, Univers prepare for careers in landscape design or advanced studies in landscape architecture. Such careers include director of a botanical garden or park; http://plantsciences.utk.edu/ug_careers.htm

University Links About the University Academic Programs Administration Research Support UT The University System A-Z Index WebMail Campus Directory Search Plant Sciences People Search Campus Search System Search Advanced Search Page horticulture agronomy turf landscape design ... biotech Full-time Personnel Allen, Fred Augé, Bob Ayalew, Mentewab Babbit, Beth Bailey, Andy Bates, Gary Brawley, Pat Breeden, Greg Brown, Dawn Cassidy, Terrie Charron, Craig Chen, Feng Cheng, Max Craig, Chism Creswell, Cathy Crockett, Janice Cummins, John Denton, Paul Deyton, Dennis Ellis, Debbie Flanagan, Phil Garton, Stephen Gwathmey, Owen Halfhill, Matt Hamilton, Susan Hensley, Richard Johnson, Richard Kitts, Sandy Kincer, David Klingeman, William Kopsell, Dean Lentz, Gloria Lockwood, Dave Main,Chris McDaniel, Gary McElroy, Scott Menendez, Garry Meyers, Beth Miller, Robert Millwood, Reggie Mueller, Tom Newburn, James Ohnoutkova, Ludmilla Osburn, Lori Pantalone, Vince Parham, John Rhodes, Neil Ridings, Patty Robinson, Darren Rogers, Sam Samples, Tom Sams, Carl Smith, Brent Sorochan, John Spencer, Madeline

75. Career Paths: Agriculture landscape Architect · Veterinarian · Fish Game Warden · Agricultural Inspector This career may not be included in the occupational outlook. http://www.cabrillo.cc.ca.us/affiliate/careers/paths/ag/ca01flwr.htm

Park Ranger Landscape Architect Veterinarian Agricultural Inspector ... Kennel Worker Flower Grower Horticulture is the science of growing flowers, trees, shrubs, and other plants in gardens, orchards, forests, nurseries, and greenhouses. A nursery is a place where plants are raised for sale, transplanting, testing and research. NURSERY WORKERS help to conserve natural resources and make the environment beautiful. They plant, tend, fertilize, and sometimes harvest flowers, shrubs, and other plants. They work indoors in greenhouses and water gardens, as well as outdoors in parks, private and public gardens, flower farms, and fruit orchards. Horticultural workers in nurseries are involved in the growing and selling of flowers and plants. Recording the growth of plants is an important part of the job. They must also know how to grow, transplant, feed, protect, store, prune, and handle plants for the best results. Other horticultural workers plant, prune, feed, and provide pest control for trees. Others help to plant and grow turf grass and help to keep up grounds and landscaping. These workers may help grow sod for sale, help sell seeds, fertilizers, and insect killers needed by every type of grower. State Job Description Press here to browse the list of careers and their state job descriptions.

76. Lawn Landscape Magazine News Environmental Horticulture Working with agricultural economists at the University of Tennessee, Horticultural Service (landscape services, landscape architecture), $57.8 billion http://www.lawnandlandscape.com/news/news.asp?ID=3598

77. Exploring The 16 Career Clusters, Students, Career Clusters Series, Glencoe 2002 Explore the agriculture and Natural Resources Career Cluster Jobs include landscape architect, lawn maintenance worker, groundskeeper, nursery worker, http://www.glencoe.com/sec/careers/cclusters/student/clusters/agriculture.shtml

Agriculture and Natural Resources Explore the Agriculture and Natural Resources Career Cluster Do you have a green thumb? Do you enjoy working with plants and animals? Are you interested in geology and mining? Are you passionate about protecting the environment? Do you have physical dexterity? Do you enjoy an outdoor work environment? If you answered yes to two or more of the questions above, you might enjoy a career in agriculture and natural resources. One of the following jobs might be a great fit for you: Mining engineer Aquaculturist Animal breeder Logger Fish and game warden Groundskeeper Greenhouse manager Farm manager Animal trainer Cluster Definition Jobs in the agriculture and natural resources career cluster involve planning, managing, and performing agricultural production, horticulture and landscaping services, and related professional and technical services; planning, managing, and performing mining and extraction operations; managing and conserving natural resources; and performing related environmental services. Career Pathways in Agriculture and Natural Resources A career pathway is an area of concentration within a career cluster. Each pathway contains a group of careers requiring similar academic and technical skills as well as similar industry certifications or postsecondary education. The agriculture and natural resources career cluster has five pathways: agriculture management, production, and operations; horticulture, landscaping, and groundskeeping; agriculture sciences, processes and support services; mining and operations; and conservation and natural resources.

78. Horticulture Resources At Greenley And On The Web Main Frame Rt. Under heading of agriculture, find links on landscape horticulture, consumer horticulture, and a career center. American Society of landscape Architects http://www.farmingdale.edu/library/hortright.html

Farmingdale State Greenley Library Horticulture Resources In the Library and on the Web Before You Start Select a topic and get approval from your professor. Use this guide to find selected print and Internet resources. Come to the Library if you need more assistance or you are unsure where to start, or email a librarian. Also, see the Farmingdale State Horticulture Department Homepage at http://www.farmingdale.edu/CampusPages/Business/Horticulture/index.html Databases/Indexes Full-text Citation/Abstracts only Infotrac OneFile Lexis Nexis-News ScienceDirect Use these databases to find articles on Horticulture and related fields. All databases can be accessed from off-campus with a password. Circulating Books The following is just a small selection of our recent acquisitions. Search our catalog for comprehensive coverage. Camenson, B., Opportunities in landscape architecture, botanical gardens, and arboreta Davidson, H., Nursery management : administration and culture Hannebaum, L., Landscape operations : management, methods, and materials Ingels, J.

79. Oklahoma State University System This is the horticulture and landscape architecture Plan. of America Student Career Days; and landscape architecture Bash annual student meeting. http://system.okstate.edu/planning/plans/stw_dasnr_HorticultureandLandscapeArchi

Strategic Planning View Plans OSU System Home System at a Glance ... Alumni Association Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Area This is the Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Plan. Additionally, a PDF version of the plan is available. A link to the Adobe Acrobat Reader has been provided in case you are not able to open the PDF documents. Horticulture and Landscape Architecture Plan (PDF Version) OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY – STILLWATER HORTICULTURE AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Mission The Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture: Provides leadership in the discovery, development and dissemination of information through research, extension and teaching; Fosters student intellectual curiosity and creativity by providing a well-balanced educational experience resulting in employable professionals in Horticulture, Landscape Contracting and Landscape Architecture; Provides service, training and technology transfer to the general public; and Promotes continued growth and development of students, faculty and the professions of ornamental and food-crop horticulture and landscape architecture and contracting. Vision The Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture will have nationally recognized programs of excellence through focused, well-balanced teaching, research, and extension activities that promote horticultural and landscape opportunities, professional growth, and diversification for industry and students, meeting the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources’ strategic priorities and improving the quality of life for the people of Oklahoma, the nation and the world.

80. October 1997 Job Newsletter landscape Designer landscape architecture degree required Ph.D. in floriculture, plant physiology, landscape horticulture or related science. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/jobs/oct97.htm

Provided As A Service To The Horticulture Industry October 1997 Internships Old Westbury Gardens Nelson W. Sterner Director of Horticulture Box 430 Old Westbury, NY 11568 Fax: 516/334-2822 Job No. IN153 Agricultural and Natural Resource Policy Congressional Intern Program Darla Marburger 112 Admn. Bldg. The Agriculture Program College Station, TX 77843-2142 Job No. IN154 Disney Horticulture Summer Co-op Program Kim Warneke, Area Manager Horticulture Creative Services P.O. Box 10,000 Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830-1000 or 1375 Buena Vista Drive Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 Job No. IN155 No Degree Required Part-time Landscape Design and Installation Courtney Goodman Private Residence 409/764-0791 Leave Message Fax: 409/260-9488 Job No. PT97 B.S. Degree Required Horticulturist Waco Grounds Keeper Andy Trimble 4812 S 3rd St. Rd. Waco, Texas 76706-7347 Fax: 254/662-5112 Job No. BS489 Greenhouse Grower Fifth Avenue Greenhouses, Inc. Cathy Ebeling 1615 Fifth Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76104

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