Ashley Jackson
University of Florida
Student
Ashley Jackson is a second-year environmental horticulture master’s student at the University of Florida. Her research focuses on improving the production of native wildflower species, including woodland poppymallow (Callirhoe papaver) and southern beeblossom (Oenothera simulans), through seed germination and vegetative propagation techniques. Additionally, she is evaluating performance of native species within urban landscape conditions and hopes to produce management guidelines for consumers and landscape professionals. Ashley is on track to graduate December 2026 and hopes to pursue a career working for a botanical garden, supporting conservation while educating the public about the aesthetic and ecological value of native plants.
My Sessions
Maintaining Native Plants and Trees in the Urban Landscape research plantings tour
Tree Unit
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Dr. Sandra B. Wilson
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Dr. Leynar Leyton Naranjo
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Ashley Jackson
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Keighly Graves
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Mingxin Xue
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Katie Opila
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUs) Florida DBPR Board of Landscape Architecture – 2 optional CEs, COURSE #0016053 FNGLA Certified Horticulture Professional – APPROVED UF Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Continuing Education – APPROVED ISA Arborist – CA=2, BCMA=.75(P), .5(S), .5(M), URBAN FOREST=2 This course is an outdoor workshop involving faculty guided tours of two ongoing, multi-year native plant horticulture […]
FNGLA certified professional LA CE credits Plant ID Selection Use Plants
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