Horticultural Sciences Schools in the Northeast

Horticultural sciences schools in the Northeast by state:

Horticultural sciences schools in other regions:

Midwest: 70 schools
Northwest: 17 schools
South: 84 schools
Southeast: 61 schools
West: 65 schools

Popular agriculture school cities in the Northeast:

in Connecticut:
Storrs: 1 school
Waterbury: 2 schools
in Maine:
Bangor: 1 school
Biddeford: 1 school
New Gloucester: 1 school
Orono: 1 school
Presque Isle: 1 school
South Portland: 1 school
Wells: 1 school
in Massachusetts:
Amherst: 2 schools
Boston: 2 schools
Cambridge: 1 school
Danvers: 1 school
Framingham: 1 school
Longmeadow: 1 school
Springfield: 2 schools
in New Hampshire:
Concord: 1 school
Durham: 1 school
in New Jersey:
Carneys Point: 1 school
Hackettstown: 1 school
Mount Laurel: 1 school
New Brunswick: 1 school
Newton: 1 school
Paramus: 1 school
Randolph: 1 school
Sewell: 1 school
Vineland: 1 school
West Windsor: 1 school
in New York:
Alfred: 1 school
Batavia: 1 school
Bronx: 2 schools
Brooklyn: 1 school
Buffalo: 1 school
Canandaigua: 1 school
Canton: 1 school
Cobleskill: 1 school
Delhi: 1 school
Dryden: 1 school
Farmingdale: 1 school
Ithaca: 1 school
Morrisville: 1 school
New York City: 1 school
Queensbury: 1 school
Rochester: 1 school
Sanborn: 1 school
Schenectady: 1 school
Selden: 1 school
Stone Ridge: 1 school
Troy: 1 school
Watertown: 1 school
in Pennsylvania:
Bryn Mawr: 1 school
Chambersburg: 1 school
Doylestown: 1 school
Johnstown: 1 school
Lebanon: 1 school
Leesport: 1 school
Loretto: 1 school
Newtown: 1 school
Philadelphia: 3 schools
Pittsburgh: 1 school
Pleasant Gap: 1 school
Scranton: 1 school
Williamsport: 1 school
Willow Street: 1 school
York: 1 school
in Rhode Island:
Kingston: 1 school
Providence: 1 school
in Vermont:
Bennington: 1 school
Burlington: 1 school
Craftsbury Common: 1 school
Randolph: 1 school