Sprouting Inspiration: A Look At LB’s Horticulture Club
The Commuter
Are you interested in plants, mushrooms, gardening, vineyards, greenhouses, and/or small farms? “Everyone’s welcome,” said Horticulture Club President Sterling Guijar at a meeting on Jan. 17. Succulents, geraniums, and vegetable starts fill the Greenhouse. The Club has a plot in one of the Farm Hoophouses, too. Activities are every Monday at noon in the Greenhouse by White Oak Hall.
Plots on the LBCC Student Farm are delegated to the culinary department, current students, the Veteran’s Garden and members of the Horticulture Club.
(Photo: Angela Scott)The Horticulture ClubThe Greenhouse is located outside of White Oak Hall and the Student Farm is located behind the Luckamiute Center. (Photo: Angela Scott)Members of the Horticulture Club participate in planting and keeping up with a farm hoophouse located on the LBCC Student Farm. (Photo: Karen Canan)Succulent starters in the Greenhouse. (Photo: Karen Canan) (Photo: Karen Canan)The Veteran’s Garden uses arugula seedlings from the Horticulture Club. (Photo: Angela Scott)
