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Athletic FieldConstruction & Maintenance

February 15-17, 2011

- PLUS -24 OTHER CLASSES INSIDE!!

Hands-On Training Programs in Tree Care, Athletic Fields,

Turf & Pest Management, and more

Pesticide Calibration February 2, 2011

Pest Management of Landscape Turf

February 3, 2011

Plant Health Care and Prescription FertilizationAL0804CA11 February 24, 2011 9:00 am – 3:30 pm $245 before February 10, 2011; $275 after

Customizing treatments for nutrient defi ciencies is not just good plant health care, it is also a valuable new service offered by conscientious arborists. Ted Szczawinski will provide answers on a wide range of issues, such as: water soluble versus WIN, Bio-stimulants, Mychorrizae or compost tea, trunk injection or implants, pH, micronutrients, and proper timing of applications. Cultural, biological and chemical control strategies and the Growing Degree Day (GDD) method of tracking pests and diseases will be outlined and detailed for effective use. Hands-on outdoor demonstrations will be provided (weather permitting).

Tree Planting and InstallationAL0805CA11 February 23, 2011 9:00 am – 3:30 pm $245 before February 9, 2011; $275 after

Proper planting is far more than digging holes; it can literally determine life or death for a tree. You fi rst must match the plant with the conditions of your site and then determine proper excavation depth and width. You also need to identify girdling roots and the location of trunk fl ares - then use suitable backfi ll to create good soil structure. You will learn how to take control of the process with detailed specifi cations to assist in evaluating, preserving and re-mediating trees on construction sites. Hands-on outdoor demonstrations will be provided if the weather cooperates.

The Public Grounds Management Certifi cate Stand out from your colleagues and build your resume with the Rutgers University Public Grounds Management Certifi cate. This program consists of ten courses that teach management, construction, and maintenance skills that are vital to a successful career in public grounds. Earning this certifi cate will put your knowledge on display and further your dedication to excellence in public grounds management. Please call 732-932-9271 ext. 625 for more information.

Hazardous Tree Identifi cationAL0803CA11 Fall Session December 10, 2010 9:00 am - 3:30 pm $245 before November 26, 2010; $275 after AL0803CB11 Spring SessionMarch 3, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$245 before February 17, 2011; $275 after

Hazardous trees pose a double danger. They are tough to recognize and they can be costly - and even deadly - if not managed before an avoidable accident happens. In this one-day course, Certifi ed Tree Experts, Ted Szczawinski and Steve Chisholm, will walk you through the step-by-step process of identifying a hazard, dealing with the hazard, and properly documenting your fi ndings and any work performed.

Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for CPWM and Community Forestry credit information.

Large Tree Climbing and Rigging AL0802CA11 December 16 and 17, 2010 9:00 am - 3:30 pm $395 before December 2, 2010; $445 after

You don’t need to sacrifi ce safety for speed! In this two-day class, discover the techniques that increase your productivity while maintaining the high level of safety that is the mark of a good arborist. Steve Chisholm, a Certifi ed Tree Expert and leading arboriculture educator, and his brother, Mark Chisholm, a three-time World Champion and 18-time New Jersey State Tree Climbing Champion, will combine classroom lectures with fi eld demonstrations of climbing and rigging techniques. Here’s what your colleagues are saying:

“Both Mark and Steve have expert knowledge in all areas. They are insightful, easy to listen to, and answered all of our questions in detail.”

“This class was great! I’m afraid to say that I learned of all the things I’ve been doing wrong. Thanks to this class, I will be safer, more effi cient, and quicker.”

Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for CPWM and Community Forestry credit information.

ISA Credits:

CA: 11, TWC: 11, BCMA-P: 11

ISA Credits:

CA: 5, BCMA-M: 2.5, BCMA-P: 2.5

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ISA Credits:

CA: 5.25, BCMA-M: 3, BCMA-P: 2.25

ISA Credits:

CA: 4.75, BCMA-P: 1.75 BCMA-M: 3

Tree PruningAL0806CA11 February 22, 2011 9:00 am – 3:30 pm $245 before February 8, 2011; $275 after

The ANSI standards dictate how to properly perform pruning, cabling and bracing work, and this class will explain how to meet those hard-to-understand standards. You will learn:

Crown Raising, Thinning, Cleaning and Reduction Pruning• Where to Prune: Identifying the Branch Collar, Branch Bark Ridge and • Proper Location of the Final Cut While Avoiding Lion-TailingUnderstand Timing of Pruning Schedules• Sanitation of Tools and Plants Affected by Pests and Disease• Production Practices for Safe and Effective Operations. Choosing the Right • Equipment and Tools for the JobWhen and How to Use Cabling and Bracing Hardware Along with • Standardized Hardware Requirements to Increase Your Productivity

Outdoor, hands-on demonstrations will be included weather permitting.

Municipal Shade Tree ManagementAL0807CA11 February 25, 2011 9:00 am – 4:00 pm $245 before February 11, 2011; $275 after

To communicate more effectively with tree care contractors, builders and engineers, you’ll leave with detailed specifi cations to ensure a higher level of effi ciency and accountability. To communicate more effectively with residents, elected offi cials and the media, you will learn new visual tools to create and manage shade tree inventories with GIS (Geographical Information Systems). You will also review and receive a municipal shade tree ordinance database that is provided to all course participants. In addition, you will learn new technical skills that include: tree selection based on site conditions, size requirements and quality standards; pruning using the new ANSI guidelines; removal; cost and timing strategies; and Plant Health Care featuring safe and effective cultural practices that may add years to your existing urban forest.

ISA Credits:

CA: 4.5 BCMA-M: 4.5

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CA: 4.75, BCMA-M: 0.75, BCMA-P: 4

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Introduction to Pruning TechniquesAL0208CA11 March 7, 2011 9:00 am - 12:00 pm $175 before February 21, 2011; $195 after

Pruning is both an art and a science. Failing to understand the science of when, where, and how to prune can ruin the plant, the landscape and your reputation. In this popular hands-on, half-day course, Bruce Crawford will show you how to properly prune your landscape plants while preserving their natural vigor and beauty. Pruning shears will be available, but we recommend you bring your own equipment (if you have it), including hand pruning shears, lopping shears and a small pruning saw. Please dress for fi eldwork.

This is a core class in the Landscape Management Certifi cate Program and the Public Grounds Management Certifi cate Program.

Advanced Pruning TechniquesAL0235CA11 March 17, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm $195 before March 3, 2011; $225 after

This hands-on, one-day program is designed for professionals and homeowners alike who have experience in pruning and shaping plants. It is strongly recommended that you take Introduction to Pruning or have a strong background in pruning prior to taking this course. Pat Cullina, Vice President of Horticulture and Parks Operations, Friends of the Highline, New York City, and Steve Schuckman, owner, First Mountain Arboriculture LLC, Certifi ed Tree Expert and Consulting Municipal Arborist, will guide you through classroom and fi eld demonstrations to ensure you gain a strong understanding of how, what, where, when, and why to prune - including specialty pruning techniques such as espalier, hedges, and topiaries. Please dress for fi eldwork. Here’s what your colleagues have to say about this course:“Excellent demonstrations for pruning specifi c plant types. Pat and Steve were very informative and answered all of my questions thoroughly.”

“It was very useful to work hands-on with actual plant material since you can’t generalize pruning techniques across the board.”

ISA Credits:

CA: 4.75, BCMA-P: 3, BCMA-S: 1.75

ISA Credits:

CA: 2.5 BCMA-P: 2.5

Athletic Field Construction & MaintenanceAT0501CA11February 15, 16 and 17, 2011 8:00 am - 4:00 pm$495 before February 1, 2011; $545 after

In this highly popular three-day program, you will explore the construction, renovation, establishment and maintenance of athletic fi elds. This program will benefi t both experienced athletic fi eld managers, as well as newcomers to the fi eld. Topics include:

Designing for Success: Ensuring Proper Drainage• Turf Establishment• Renovation Options and Strategies• Selecting and Evaluating Turf Varieties • Design and Installation of Irrigation Systems• Basics of Soil Science and Strategies to Combat Compaction• Safety and Liability Issues• Insect, Disease and Weed Control Recommendations• Striping, Lining and Painting•

The course instruction is highly practical and designed for direct application in your athletic fi eld work. A past attendee remarked, “Every presenter was able to provide information which I will be able to take back into my job.”

This is a core class in the Public Grounds Management Certifi cate Program.

Understanding Synthetic FieldsAT0502CA11February 22, 2011 8:00 am - 12:00 pm$175 before February 8, 2011; $195 after

This half-day course will introduce the pros and cons of installing and maintaining a synthetic athletic fi eld. The class begins with a discussion of issues to consider during the buying process. Then, you’ll learn about proper steps for construction and installation of synthetic fi elds, as well as independent testing criteria for fi elds. For safety and liability protection, synthetic fi elds should meet ASTM standards for shock absorbing capacity. Finally, the class will cover maintenance strategies. If your community, school or program is considering installing a synthetic fi eld, this may be the most valuable morning you can spend.

Park Management and Liability Issues AL0901CA11January 26, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before January 12, 2011; $225 after

We have combined two of Rutgers’ most popular instructors to help you better manage your park’s largest expense (personnel) and its greatest fi nancial risk (legal liability). Personnel may be a budget line item, but your staff represents your park’s most valuable asset. Without their effort and commitment, a park jewel can slowly deteriorate into an eyesore. And as park budgets tighten and positions go unfi lled, park managers literally must get more done with fewer people. Ned Lipman, Director of Continuing Professional Education and popular management instructor, will introduce you to new ideas and strategies to gain commitment from even your most hardened crew members. On the liability side, park managers must take active steps to identify, remove and prevent potential risks before a park injury becomes a lawsuit. Professor Neil Dougherty, who serves as an expert witness in park injury cases nationwide, will introduce both the thought process and preventative steps that keep good park managers out of the courtroom.

This is a core class in the Public Grounds Management Certifi cate Program.

Athletic Baseball/Softball FieldsAT0503CA11February 24, 2011 8:00 am - 12:00 pm$175 before February 8, 2011; $195 after

This hands-on class will train you in how to select the proper infi eld mix for your facility based on your site-specifi c environment and management regime. The classroom portion of the course also will address construction of skinned areas, pitchers’ mounds, and batters’ boxes as well as proper management techniques for these areas. This class will then move from classroom to a nearby baseball fi eld, where the hands-on learning experience allows you to get down to the ground level of proper infi eld construction and maintenance. This half-day class was added to the expanding Rutgers athletic fi eld management program in direct response to requests from participants in the three-day Athletic Field Construction and Management program.

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Water Management and DrainageAL0602CA11December 14, 2010 9:00 am - 4:00 pm$195 before November 30, 2010; $225 after

This one-day course was redesigned to focus on the drainage problems and repairs of highest value to you, your customers, and their plants. You will develop further understanding in the following areas:

• Reading the landscape • Proper site analysis techniques• Proper grading techniques to maximize water usage• Solving drainage problems on-site• Evaluating soil conditions for plant selection and maintenance levels• When and how to use tools and techniques to solve drainage issues

This course is approved for 6 Technical CPWM credits. This is a core class in the Landscape Management Certifi cate Program.

Irrigation Systems: Design and InstallationAL0601CA114 Thursdays - January 27; February 3, 17, and 24, 20119:00 am - 4:00 pm $695 before January 13, 2011; $745 after

This four-day course was designed to meet the requests of the student participants. Bob Dobson, former president of the Irrigation Association of New Jersey and a member of the NJ State Licensing Board, will take you through the steps involved with designing and installing an irrigation system from the ground up. Bob is a certifi ed residential, commercial, and golf course irrigation designer as well as a certifi ed irrigation contractor.

This course will help you with, but is not designed to prepare you for, the New Jersey Irrigation Certifi cation Exam.

This class has been approved for 2.0 GCSAA education points and 24 ceu hours for the Irrigation Association (National).

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Basics of Turfgrass ManagementAT0406CA11 December 16, 2010 9:00 am - 3:30 pm $195 before December 2, 2010; $225 afterTake this course with Turf Establishment (see below) for only $345!

In this informative one-day program, you will be introduced to a full range of turfgrass management topics and practices. You’ll learn how to identify and control weeds, pests, and insects, as well as effective techniques for fi xing and preventing turfgrass problems. Instruction areas include:

• Prevention and Control of Turf Pests • Maintenance Practices• Choosing Turfgrass Varieties • Soils and Fertilization

Bring your questions to class with you and discuss solutions needed to troubleshoot turf problems.Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 5 in 3B, PP2PA: 5 in 07, 18, 23 DE: 6 in 03Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Turfgrass EstablishmentAT0406CB11 December 17, 2010 9:00 am - 3:45 pm$195 before December 3, 2010; $225 afterTake this course with Basics of Turfgrass Mngmt. (see above) for only $345!

This one-day course offers specifi c instruction on how to successfully establish turfgrass. Instructor Joe Clark, Principal Lab Technician at the Rutgers Turfgrass Research Farm, will combine classroom lectures with hands-on fi eld demonstrations to provide you with essential turfgrass establishment skills including:

Seeding Rates • Preparing Your Plan• Irrigation Rates • Weed Control• Fungicides • Soil Testing & Interpretation•

Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 7 in 3B and PP2PA: 5 in 7, 18, 23 DE: 2 in 03Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Irrigation Systems: Repair and MaintenanceAL0603CA11February 25, 2011 9:00 am - 4:00 pm$245 before February 11, 2011; $275 after

The ability to troubleshoot repairs on-site is a crucial skill for anyone assigned to maintaining the irrigation system and surrounding property. You’ll learn what tools you need in the fi eld to diagnose problems and instructor Bob Dobson sets aside time to answer specifi c questions and problems affecting your system. This class has been approved for .60 GCSAA education points and 6 ceu hours for the Irrigation Association (National).

Invasive Species SeminarsInvasive Diseases: January 27, 2011 9:00am-3:45pm AL0412CA11Invasive Insects: January 28, 2011 9:00am-3:45pm AL0412CB11Register for both 1-day seminars at a discounted rate of $345.Register for one of two seminars for $195 before 1/13/11; $225 after

Register now for either one or both of these two one-day classes. Theyprovide the skills to detect and identify invasive predators . By completing both classes and a simple accompanying exam, you will earn certifi cation in the National Plant Diagnostic Network as a First Detector and begin your service as a front-line scout in the fi ght to control and eradicate the invasive high risk, exotic, and emerging diseases (e.g. Phytophthora, Elm Yellows, etc.) and plant pests (e.g. Hot Bark Beetles, Gypsy Moths, etc.) facing our area. Once registered, NPDN will also provide you with regular newsletters and pest alerts via email.

Pest Management of OrnamentalsAL0402CA11January 11, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before December 21, 2010; $225 after

Early recognition, diagnosis, and prompt treatment of disease and insect problems can greatly reduce costly plant damage and death. Prevent the unnecessary loss of expensive trees, shrubs and customers. Taught by Extension Specialist Dr. Ann B. Gould, this one-day course covers identifi cation and control of diseases and weed and ornamental insect problems in landscape plants. Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 2 in CORE; 8 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, PP2

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) AL0401CA11January 18, 19 and 20, 2011 9:00 am - 4:00 pm$395 before January 4, 2011; $445 after$195 (Single Day January 18 only)

This two-part class will focus more directly on ornamental plant care. You may take Day One only to focus on the philosophy of IPM along with the fundamentals of monitoring and practical strategies for implementing IPM for a business, school or public space. Day One is a core class in the Landscape Management Certifi cate Program.

You may choose to take the full three-day class to develop a deeper understanding of IPM tools, techniques and skills, including: • Degree Day Models • Biorationale Controls• Improving Soil Health • Insect & Disease Identifi cation • Building IPM into Your Personnel and Organizational Structure

Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT (Day 1): 4 in CORE; 8 in 3A, 6B, 8C, PP2NJ/CT (3-Days): 4 in CORE; 16 in 3A, 6B, 8C, PP2; 4 in 13NY, PA, DE, MA, MD: Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for credit info

Pesticide Calibration AL0404CB11 February 2, 2011 9:00 am - 1:00 pm$195 before January 19, 2011; $225 after

Sometimes you just have to do the math! And this class will help make your math problems more painless and error-free. Anyone who measures, mixes or calibrates pesticides or fertilizers needs to do the mathematical gymnastics of calculating and converting. Conversions like: acres into square footage (application area), pounds or ounces of material (chemical amount) to amount of active ingredient (percentage active ingredient), ounces per second into gallons per minute (fl ow rates), feet per second into MPH (speed of applicator). That’s a lot of math and a lot of margin for error for one application, and one mistake at any stage could turn an emerald green lawn into a barren, burned out eyesore. Not to mention the cost in time and money from inaccurate applications.Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 8 in CORE PA: 4 in CORE Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated pesticide & CPWM credits.

ISA Credits: CA: 17.25, BCMA-M: 2.5, BCMA-P: 7.25, BCMA-S: 7.5

ISA Credits: CA: 5.25 BCMA-P: 2 BCMA-M: 3.25

Pesticide Safety for the Landscape ContractorAL0404CA11January 21, 2011 8:30 am - 3:45 pm$195 before January 7, 2011; $225 after

Join us for an entirely new fl avor of Pesticide Safety Training. This one-day course uses hands-on and interactive exercises to help weave safety procedures into your daily routine. You will cover useful sprayer calibration tips and procedures, daily truck inspection practice on a real spray rig, and a material safety review.Approved Pesticide Credits:NJ/CT: 8 in CORE PA: 6 in COREPlease call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated NY, DE, MD, MA, & CPWM credits.

Managing Insect Pests of OrnamentalsAL0406CA11February 1, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before January 18, 2011; $225 after

Controlling insects is a lot more complicated than just applying pesticide controls. To effectively manage insects, you must: identify the insect, understand its life cycle, distinguish between benefi cial and harmful insects, and apply the right control at the right time.This course is taught by Dr. Paula Shrewsbury, Extension Specialist, University of Maryland. Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 10 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated pesticide & CPWM credits.

Managing Diseases of OrnamentalsAL0408CA11 January 13, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm $195 before December 21, 2010; $225 after

This one-day, hands-on class is for anyone who wants to get serious about identifying and controlling plant diseases. You will get down to business identifying the agents that can cripple your ornamental plants. This class is a natural follow-up to Pest Management of Ornamental Plants. It provides six hours of focused instruction on identifi cation tips, prevention and control strategies, and emerging diseases affecting plants in the northeast. Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 10 in 2, 3A, 6B, 8C, and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated pesticide & CPWM credits.

s ISA Credits: CA: 5.25, BCMA-S: 3 BCMA-P: 2.25

ISA Credits:CA: 4.5, BCMA-P: 3, BCMA-S: 1.5

Pest Management of Landscape TurfAL0403CA11February 3, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before January 20, 2011; $225 after

Troubleshooting pest problems is a skill customers expect (and demand) from landscape professionals and public grounds managers. Weeds, diseases and insects are ready to attack weak turf and create an eyesore. In this one-day class, you will learn valuable clues to effectively diagnose and treat insect, disease, and weed problems in turf. Instructor Rich Buckley makes his class both fun and very practical. Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 11 in 3B and PP2Please call 732-932-9271 x625 for updated pesticide & CPWM credits.This is a core class in the Landscape Management and the Public Grounds Management Certifi cate Programs.

Managing Turfgrass Insects AT0407CA11February 14, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$195 before January 31, 2011; $225 after

Confront insect infestation by understanding: which insects have infested the turf, the severity of the infestation, how to use insect life cycles/biology to control them, and how to prevent future problems. You will review common insect pests and their natural enemies in turf and also learn to successfully identify turfgrass insects and the damage they can cause. Taught by: Dr. Albrecht Koppenhofer.Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 10 in 3B, 6B, 8C, and PP2

Managing Turfgrass and Landscape WeedsAT0404CA11March 9 and 10, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$395 before February 23, 2011; $435 after

This two-day class will discuss: chemical controls; control strategies for your weed problems; and alternative control strategies. This course also includes hands-on weed identifi cation exercises, weed life cycles, ecology, proper use of mulches and other aspects of a comprehensive weed control program. This course is taught by Scott Guiser, Extension Educator, Penn State University. Approved Pesticide Credits: NJ/CT: 2 in CORE; 8 in 2 & 3A; 16 in 3B, 6B, 8CPlease call 732-932-9271 ext.625 for updated pesticide & CPWM credits.

Introduction to Small Engine RepairAL0209CA11 (1st Session) March 8, 2011 - 9:00 am - 3:30 pm $295 before February 22, 2011; $345 after AL0209CB11 (2nd Session)March 11, 2011 9:00 am - 3:30 pm$295 before February 25, 2011; $345 after

Learn the keys to preventative maintenance and protect your equipment investment without waiting for or paying someone else to do it! Kurt Frede, of Gardner-Connell, Inc., will reveal the top reasons engines fail and teach you how to maintain and perform routine repairs, without voiding your warranty. This hands-on class gives you answers to your specifi c questions - something a manual or video cannot deliver. Please choose one of the two sessions above.

Advanced Small Engine RepairAL0210CA11 (1st Session) March 9 and 10, 2011 9:00am-3:30pm$495 before February 23, 2011; $545 after AL0210CB11 (2nd Session) March 14 and 15, 2011 9:00am-3:30pm$495 before February 28, 2011; $545 after

In this two-day program, instructor Kurt Frede uses a complete “tear down” and rebuild of a 4-cycle Kohler engine to demonstrate maintenance and repair of small engines. You will walk away with these skills: knowing why and how to adjust the governor, making carburetor adjustments, selecting the best oil and gas types for the season and your equipment, and understanding and avoiding common problems like vapor lock. This class will be your fi rst step in saving countless repair dollars and time! Please choose one of the two sessions above.

Two-Cycle Engine MaintenanceAL0211CA11 March 4, 2011 - 9:00am - 3:30pm $275 before February 18, 2011; $295 after

This new hands-on class is designed to prepare you to properly maintain thetwo-cycle engines that run your hand-held landscape equipment including stringtrimmers, chain saws, and backpack blowers. You will participate in a teardownand reassembly of a typical two-cycle engine.

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4 CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTERPhone: 732.932.9271, M-F 8AM - 4:30PM.Please have your Visa, Mastercard or AMEX number ready.

Fax: 732.932.8726, 24 Hours. Please include credit card information or copy of your check, money order or purchase order with your fax.

Mail: Registration Desk, NJAES Offi ce of Continuing Professional Education, Rutgers University, 102 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8519. Please make check payable to: Rutgers University

Web: Please visit our website at: www.cpe.rutgers.edu for information.

Payment Policy - All students must have prearranged for payment to be admitted to the class (purchase order, check, VISA, Mastercard, American Express or money order).

Refunds - You may withdraw from a course with a full refund (minus a $50 processing fee) provided our offi ce is notifi ed at least three (3) full working days prior to the start of the course. Beyond that time, registrants may be responsible for the full registration fee. Substitutions are welcomed.

Landscape Plants: Identifi cation, Selection and ApplicationAL0201CA11 January 7, 14, 21, 28, February 4, 11, 18, 25, March 4, 11, 18, 20118:30 am - 12:00 pm (11 consecutive Friday mornings)$795 before December 21, 2010; $845 afterThis fl agship course returns in its 11-week format for 2011 and includes distance learning tools to make this a 24/7 learning experience. Steve Kristoph’s passion for plants has made this Rutgers Professional Landscape Program’s longest running and most popular course. Steve is teaching two of the most important skills any landscape contractor, grounds manager or plant lover should master:• The ability to identify landscape plants on the properties you manage• Expanding your palette of plants to select the right plant for the right site and the right purposeTo master those skills, you will be an active learner with plant identifi cation walks twice each day, and with follow-up assignments delivered through distance learning. Rutgers also offers an 8-week course, titled Landscape Design I: The Basics, which meets each afteroon following Basics of Plant Material for Landscape Use.

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