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Friday, May 31, 2013
Newtown High School Greenhouse
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Newtown High School Greenhouse will be open every Saturday till the end of the school year or all the plants are sold. Plants have been grown by the students from seed. They include a variety of flowers, hang ing baskets, and impatiens; vegetable are patio tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers.. Most of the flowers are perennials. Sale hours : Saturdays from 9 am to 2pm at the greenhouse in the back of the high school. Cash or check is payment method; sorry no credit cards.
was organized in 1954. Its objectives are to promote interest in horticulture; to encourage and assist projects involving horticulture; to further the conservation of natural resources, especially soil and water; and to increase the knowledge of the natural use of plant materials.
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