Herbology:

      Herbology is all about taking care of plants and how they affect your life.  The first lessons of Herbology start with discussion board posts for assignments.  An automatic 100 will be received as long as you submit the assignment as true; you have submitted in the discussion board post.  I have never tested the question as false and have always written the posts.  I heavily advise against doing either false or abdicating from writing.  The tests are not too lengthy, and plenty of time is given to complete.  There also seems to be an abundance of true/false at some times.  Herbology then has a few essays at the end.  These are not too lengthy, but require thought and effort.  At Week 8, there is a big review project which is multi-faceted.  I recommend lots of effort be put into this, and to be creative.  If you are stuck on what to do, check the Facebook page for some ideas.  Although this class does not have a textbook, A Guide to Basic Herbology - Rafflesia Arnoldis written by Seth Fidler is a great source, it even has mini pictures!  Also, Leaves and Roots: A First Year's Guide to Herbology written by Caitlin Roberts and other books provide great detail and some information if you are confused on stuff such as pH level.  For some reason, there are a bunch of Herbology textbooks and reviews, probably from the review project. (Format will be revised like DADA's format later.)