Few on campus may be aware of the university's horticulture center, but its reputation is growing. John Spain has more in this Bobcat Update.
Indeed -- growing is what it's all about at the horticulture center, where you can find a greenhouse and a garden -- all maintained by students, staff and several volunteers. The center is located in the agriculture building between Sessoms Drive and Pleasant Street. Those with a green thumb are encouraged to help nurture the wide variety of plant life found at the center. Dr. Tina Cade supervises the center with a relatively small, close-knit group. Cade say the group is eager to promote a thriving educational and social environment.
(Cade 0:15 "...happy place.")
Dr. Cade wants the center to be an inviting place. It offers all students a quiet place in the garden to study. There's even a hammock for relaxing.
(Etheredge 0:10 "...Cade still.")
The horticulture center sponsors several programs during the year. The programs are designed to help students and volunteers find ways to have a positive impact on their community through their love of plants.
Dr. Cade wants the center to be an inviting place. It offers all students a quiet place in the garden to study. There's even a hammock for relaxing.
(Etheredge 0:10 "...Cade still.")
The horticulture center sponsors several programs during the year. The programs are designed to help students and volunteers find ways to have a positive impact on their community through their love of plants.
For Bobcat Update, I'm John Spain.
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