The Buenos Aires Municipal Horticulture School opened on 6 May 1912. The school offered training in gardening, plant biology, and landscape design. Students gained hands-on experience in greenhouses and experimental plots. The institution supported beautification projects throughout the city. Graduates contributed to the care of parks, public gardens, and botanical collections. The school became an early center for horticultural education in Argentina. Its founding marked a meaningful step in urban environmental development.
