Horticulture and Professional Landscaping
Explore our horticulture and landscaping courses at Capel Manor College, London's leading centre for horticultural studies since 1968.
Our strong reputation and close industry connections mean you will have access to a wide range of plant collections across our campuses, plus opportunities to take part in national shows and work in some of London's most prestigious parks.
We work closely with employers to ensure that our courses in horticulture, landscaping, landscape construction, food growing and viticulture provide you with the in-demand green skills the industry needs most.
Our horticulture courses and landscaping courses in London are currently offered at our Enfield, Gunnersbury Park, Mottingham and Regent's Park campuses only.
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Choose your horticulture or landscaping course
You might be new to gardening or already working towards a professional career, either way Capel Manor College offers horticulture courses and landscaping courses for every level; from part-time introductory workshops through to RHS and City & Guilds qualifications and apprenticeships. Use the filters below to compare courses by campus and course type, or get in touch if you are not sure which route to choose.
Royal Horticultural Society courses at Capel Manor College
The RHS Level 2 Certificate in Horticulture is one of our most popular horticulture qualifications and includes a theory course (Plant Growth and Development) and a practical course (Practical Horticulture). Choose your course and campus when applying. To take both in one year, an interview is required. We recommend completing the theory course first.
City & Guilds horticulture courses at Capel Manor College
City & Guilds courses focus on job-ready skills through hands-on outdoor learning. You will gain real experience in plant care, landscaping, and garden maintenance, with key theory included to build confidence and competence for the horticulture industry.
Pathway courses in partnership with The King's Trust
Pathway courses are for 16–19 year olds (or those up to age 24 with an EHCP) interested in outdoor, land-based learning. You will also complete a King’s Trust qualification through practical, community-based projects.
The Seasonal Gardener
Diploma in Landscaping and Gardening (Level 2)
