These courses of study in ornamental horticulture for secondary and adult technical education levels are based on a 1972 Rutgers University study and are designed to accomodate occupational needs in the field of ornamental horticulture. Job titles emphasized at the secondary level are caretaker, nurserymen, flower grower, and flower salesperson; those for the adult level are nurserymen, forester aide, flower grower, and flower salesperson. "Dictionary of Occupational Titles" descriptions are presented for each of these occupations. General course descriptions with instructional and student behavioral objectives are given for the first and second semesters of the program for the grade levels of 9 through 12, and for the 1-year adult technical program. Information is also provided on course length, entrance requirements, diploma, where offered, and equipment and facilities. A major portion of the document consists of shop practice outlines for the secondary and adult course levels. Outlines for related mathematics, science, and drawing courses are also included. The outlines, set up by job classification, consist of behavioral objective, operations, and related information and show content of courses at the various grade levels. A bibliography of texts and reference books is included with each outline. (NJ)