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The Master Gardener Short Course Series highlights sections from OSU’s Master Gardener training curriculum, which are also offered in the Certificate of Home Horticulture online course.
This short course series allows you to study the specific fundamentals that you’re interested in.
The various subject areas of the OSU Master Gardener curriculum encourage you to learn the art and science of growing and caring for your own plants.
This Short Course Series includes the following 13 on-demand gardening courses:
Basic Botany Online Course
Soils and Fertilizer Online Course
Vegetable Gardening Online Course *FREE for a limited time*
Introduction to Entomology Online Course
Plant Pathology Online Course
Pesticide Safety Online Course
Herbaceous Ornamental Plants Online Course
Sustainable Landscape Design Online Course
Sustainable Landscape Management Online Course
Integrated Pest Management Online Course
Woody Landscape Plants Online Course
Container and Small Space Gardening Online Course
Pacific Northwest Native Plants Online Course
Please note: If you’re interested in receiving a Certificate of Home Horticulture, please visit our Certificate in Home Horticulture page or the Home Horticulture Summer Intensive course.
The on-demand short courses are designed to boost your expertise, however, they will not lead to the full Certificate of Home Horticulture. Also please note, you will have access to the on-demand course materials for one year after your registration date.
New Online Urban Agriculture Courses
We have a new Online Urban Agriculture program. This new program is a great way to learn about urban farming and adding natural beauty to your neighborhood.
To learn more, the first urban agriculture course in the series is FREE.
Free Gardening eBook
Gail A. Langelloto, who helped create the online Master Gardener Short Course Series, wrote an eBook titled “Growing Your Own,” which provides basic advice on a wide range of gardening topics, ranging from composting to fertilizing to watering and much more.