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Adair County, KY FFA Greenhouse has high quality plants



2012-05-04 - FFA Greenhouse, 176 FFA Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst.
Exceptional Quality Plants: Long-time Adair Co gardeners are likely aware of the greenhouse operation at 176 FFA Drive on the campus of Adair County High School, Columbia, KY. I learned of it recently from grandson Devin Gould. Daughter Gina and I made a visit there yesterday. While the selection of varieties is not huge, the quality of the plants is exceptional--and the prices are great. Anyone looking for tomato plants would find them, as well as peppers and cabbage. For me, the stars were the lush begonias. We came home with the car trunk full of lovely plants. I hope the experience of working in the greenhouse will foster some devoted life-long gardeners. Weekday hours for the FFA Greenhouse are 8am-4pmCT and Saturday 8am-12pm noon CT. - Sharon Whitehurst


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