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Basic Horticulture (Myrtle Beach, SC), SCNP Certificate Core Class 11.14.26

Nov

14

November 14, 2026

Myrtle Beach State Park, 🇺🇸

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About This Event

Basic Horticulture (Myrtle Beach, SC), SCNP Certificate Core Class 11.14.26 will take place on November 14, 2026, at Myrtle Beach State Park in Myrtle Beach, SC.

What to Expect

  • Discover how and why native plants have the potential to transform traditional horticultural practices.
  • Learn from Jeff Jackson, a professional with over 40 years of experience in horticulture, botany, and environmental consulting.
  • Subjects covered include what is native, the importance of soil, the basics of plant health, methods of planting and maintaining native plants, and eco-friendly horticulture practices.
  • Learn how to attract beneficial wildlife like birds, bees, and butterflies while balancing design elements.
  • The class is 8 hours long.

Who Should Attend

This class is open to the public and is ideal for anyone interested in native plants, eco-friendly horticulture, and those pursuing the South Carolina Native Plant Studies Certificate Program.

Practical Information

  • A FRIENDS discount code offers a 10% discount for Garden Friends and SCNPS members. Contact Sue Watts (watts9@clemson.edu) for questions about the program and the discount code.
  • Cancellations made at least 7 days prior to the class will be subject to a 20% processing fee.
  • Cancellations made less than 7 days before the class will be refunded subject to the discretion of the SCBG (less a 20% processing fee).
  • Class registration cannot be transferred to other classes. Refund requests should be emailed directly to the SCBG class organizer.
  • Note that some classes in the certificate program may include fieldwork on hiking trails with moderate difficulty. Participants must be in good physical condition and able to hike 1-2 miles without difficulty or assistance over uneven terrain. Sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots are required.

Topics

Native Plants Horticulture Eco-friendly Practices Botany Wildlife Gardening