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AFS218 Identification of Trees: Advanced

This class will present some of the more unusual and sophisticated ornamental trees that can be planted in New England, their distinguishing characteristics, horticultural requirements, and some suggested landscape applications. Trees to be covered will include both native and exotics. Height, form, twig and bud characteristic, leaf shape, color, and other significant features will be discussed, as well as ways of using these plants in design. Twig samples, slide lectures, and Saturday field trips will aid in plant identification and provide examples of plant use. There will be a final exam. In addition, students will be required to keep photo journals.