The Beech Grove High School FFA chapter will host its annual plant sale May 3-4 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., offering the community a chance to shop for flowers and greenery while supporting local student leaders.
The sale will feature a variety of plants, including 4-inch pots and 3-inch cell packs for $5 each, and hanging baskets for $20. Both cash and credit cards will be accepted.
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Beech Grove FFA
Sponsored by Beech Grove High School teachers Gabi Starkey and Clinton Bullock, the Beech Grove High School FFA chapter provides students with hands-on agriculture experiences and leadership opportunities through classes, events and service projects. The chapter, launched in 2012, is open to any student enrolled in an agriculture course at the high school.
Indiana FFA
Founded in 1929, Indiana FFA has grown from a rural organization into a statewide network with more than 14,000 members. The program provides students with a range of experiences including leadership camps, career development events and supervised agricultural experiences. These projects give students the opportunity to apply classroom skills to real-world settings, such as working in a lab, raising plants or animals, or exploring agriculture-based business careers.
Beech Grove’s chapter has played an active role in this mission, helping prepare students for college and careers while also giving back to the community.
For more information about the Beech Grove FFA plant sale, contact Beech Grove High School or visit during sale hours on May 3 or 4.