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Hennepin Tech plant sale

16 years ago

If you are already out plant hunting at the Friends plant sale, you might want to stop by the Hennepin Tech plant sale in Brooklyn Park. The prices are great and the plants look terrific...It is the same weekend, May 8, 9, and 10 and the proceeds benefit the Horticulture and Landscape programs at the school. The programs are wonderful and cater to all kinds of people, young people just out of school and relics like me in need of a new career! For directions and hours see the link below.

Helen.

Here is a link that might be useful: Hennepin Technical College

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Comments (3)

leftwood
16 years ago
They usually have a bunch of really interesting and unusual plants too, besides the good standbies. Deb always has growing some alpine plants too. But they are naturally small, so don't expect a lot (even though you are getting it).
leaveswave
15 years ago
I didn't notice a plant list at their site. Could the regular attenders give us a probably sneak preview?
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heleninramsey
Original Author
15 years ago
I will see what I can find out on Tuesday when I go to class, I am new to the school and not taking Greenhouse Tech. so I have only walked though once or twice.

Helen.

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