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Welcome to Herbology 501

My name is Matthew Aspen, or Professor Aspen for short, and I am glad to give you all a very warm welcome to this course. My PAs and myself expect great things from you, so we are eager to see you all "grow" in the greenhouses. However, we would like you to read the following information about the course before enrolling in it:

1-Whenever you submit an assignment, it goes to our queue. We usually grade them quickly, but sometimes this is not possible due to many factors. That is why we would like you to be patient and rest assure that your assignments will be graded shortly.

2-The Herbology Team is more than happy to receive your questions about the course. Please do so in a formal and respectful manner, and your queries will be answered quickly.

3-Even though we are professionals and enjoy what we do, we are also prone to make mistakes. If you believe that an assignment has not been fairly graded, please send Professor Aspen an owl as soon as possible, outlining your reasons why you believe so, together with the ID number of your assignment. Remember that appeals are evaluated and they can have positive or negative replies, meaning that your grade might change for good or for bad. Bear this in mind when you contact me about such topic.

4-All assignments can be retaken if you get less than 70% in them.

5-All assignments for HERB 501 now have a short sentence in colour to indicate if the assignment can be resubmitted or not.

6-This is the O.W.L. year for Herbology. After this, you will be able to take the test. Don't forget to start studying for it as it will have theoretical and practical contents from Y1 to Y5.

 

Year Five, Lesson OnePreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction It feels like it was only yesterday you were here for your first lesson, my young Hogwartsians! You’ve come a long way since then, and you are finally ready. This year will cover broad categories of dangerous plants…
Year Five, Lesson OnePreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Welcome to Greenhouse Five, students. It is here that I keep both toxic and odorous plants and where all the poisonous plants that I use as examples in class come from. However, I have not brought you here previously for …
Year Five, Lesson ThreePreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Good, good! It seems you all remembered to come to Greenhouse Seven today. In fact, you’re going to get in the habit of dropping by this greenhouse, as we will be spending quite a few weeks here. This is due to th…
Year Five, Lesson FourPreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Hello, hello, Fifth Years! Once again we find ourselves in front of Greenhouse Seven to see what it has in store for us. Today we will begin our study of carnivorous plants. There are actually quite a large number of pla…
Year Five, Lesson FivePreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Welcome students, once again, to a lesson filled with hungry plants. I hope our topic of discussion last week didn’t make you too faint, as this week’s plants are bigger and bolder! Never fear, though. You&rs…
Year Five, Lesson SixPreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Hello again. It’s so nice to see all of you back and fresh after your midterms. As I’m sure you’re getting accustomed to, we are covering some incredibly dangerous plants today. Fortunately none that see…
Year Five, Lesson SevenPreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Hello, students! I trust those of you brave enough to try the second part of the practice O.W.L. were met with good results. We have just a few more lessons until the real thing! Today, we will be covering another of th…
Year Five, Lesson EightPreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Ah, I see we have our wands at the ready; I applaud your initiative! Welcome back to Greenhouse Five for the final time -- this year, at least. We have fewer plants to cover this week, which may either be a disappointme…
Year Five, Lesson NinePreview of Dangerous and Difficult Plants Introduction Welcome back to Greenhouse One. I hope those aren’t disappointed looks on your faces! After all, many interesting plants reside here, though they do not have incredibly specific needs (nor are they likely to kill y…
If you can't take the heat, get out of the Greenhouses! In the final year of Herbology for many students, this course will cover the various classes of W.H.I.P.S. plants in significant detail, as well as how to grow many of them.
Course Prerequisites:
  • HERB-401

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