3/31/15 Whitehouse High School Horticulture Plant Sale by Sarah Miller
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High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Whitehouse High School senior Macy Wade, 18, far left, holds her car trunk open so Horticulture students sophomore Mason House, 16, sophomore Ryan Walls, 15, and freshman Byron Brown, 16, can load the plants she bought from their sale at the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Whitehouse High School junior Cody Reel, 17, waters plants at the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Whitehouse High School students freshman Abby Johnston, 14, left, and sophomore Chelcey Parr, 15, right, laugh as Parr waters flowers at the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Whitehouse High School sophomore Chelcey Parr, 15, waters plants at the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Raindrops form on flowers that were just watered by students inside the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Whitehouse High School students walk to the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015 to water plants and sell them to the public. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Whitehouse High School freshman Byron Brown, 16, waters plants at the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Whitehouse High School junior Cody Reel, 17, and freshman Cole Dinger, 15, move a plant that fell over inside the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.
High School Spring Flower Sale
photo by Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph Flowers are watered inside the school's greenhouse in Whitehouse, Texas Monday March 30, 2015. The students are selling plants and flowers this week that they grew for their horticulture class. Students taking classes in the Horticulture Landscape Endorsement program work each year growing plants to sell with proceeds shared between the Horticulture Fund and Future Farmers of America.