You may not have heard of Alabama, which is Alabama's state song, but you have likely heard of at least one of the many colleges and universities in the state. Horticulture schools in Alabama can provide students with the experience and abilities they need to succeed as a horticulturalist. There are 4 horticulture colleges in Alabama for students to choose from. 104 students were reported to have graduated from horticulture programs in Alabama in the 2008-2009 school year.
| City | School | Programs Offered |
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| Horticulture Schools in Auburn |
Auburn University Main Campus
Auburn Alabama
Auburn, AL, 36849 |
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| Horticulture Schools in Brewton |
Jefferson Davis Community College
220 Alco Dr
Brewton, AL, 36426 |
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| Horticulture Schools in Deatsville |
J F Ingram State Technical College
5375 Ingram Rd
Deatsville, AL, 36022 |
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| Horticulture Schools in Tanner |
John C Calhoun State Community College
6250 U S Highway 31 N
Tanner, AL, 35671 |
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| City | 10th Percentile | 25th Percentile | 50th Percentile | 75th Percentile | 90th Percentile | Average |
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| Auburn | $51,110.00 | $63,550.00 | $74,490.00 | $87,050.00 | $93,550.00 | $73,600.00 |
| Deatsville | $31,640.00 | $37,970.00 | $45,120.00 | $54,370.00 | $68,300.00 | $47,450.00 |
| Profession | Skills Required | Duties Performed |
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| Agricultural Inspector | ||
| Horticultural Science Technician |
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| Agronomist |
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