Habitat for Humanity

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"Eliminating poverty housing by
building homes in partnership with
families in need."

The HORT 400 class worked with the Clemson chapter of
Habitat for Humanity to design and implement the landscape
of a Habitat House that was built on Bowman Field
during Homecoming 1999 and moved to its current site
in Central, SC.
Landscape Implementation Professor Mary Haque consults the planting design for proper placement of the plant materials.
Landscape Implementation Professor Mary Haque consults the planting design for proper placement of the plant materials.
Student Keith Lucas
                Student Keith Lucas (above) and Mr.
            (below) till the ground to prepare for turf and
            wildflower seed plantings.
Man tilling
Student Rob Daniel
Student Rob Daniel spreads turf seed over the newly prepared lawn area. 
Head-Lee Nursery, Inc. out of Seneca, SC
Head-Lee Nursery, Inc. out of Seneca, SC donated
most of the plant materials that were needed for the design.
Members of the class
Members of the class loading the plant material for the design to bring it to site.
Student Alan Estes
                    Student Alan Estes preparing to plant one of the
                    pecan trees specified in the planting design.

 
Student Corey Rogers
Student Corey Rogers planting daylilies for spring color on the side of the Habitat House.

 
Students planting
Students planting on the side of the Habitat House.
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