Woodland High School’s Agriculture Department will host its annual FFA plant sale from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday, May 3, at Woodland High School’s greenhouse, 1500 Dike Access Road, Woodland.
Available plants will include herbs, vegetables, geraniums, succulents, hanging baskets and other bedding plants grown by Woodland High School’s horticulture students.
The student store will accept cash, personal checks and credit card payments. The agriculture program teaches students about commercial greenhouse operations, marketing, communications, customer service and more, according to a school press release.
“The plant sale is a community tradition that offers students and community members the opportunity to interact and share their passion for horticulture,” Kendra Pearce, horticulture teacher for Woodland High School, said. “The skills they learn in the agriculture and other CTE classes at WHS are designed to prepare them professionally for the future, whether they are college-bound, pursuing technical or apprenticeship opportunities, joining the armed forces or entering the workforce.”
For more information, including a plant inventory and price list, visit woodlandschools.org/whs-plant-sale.
