Calhoun Times

GNTC Horticultu­re program to hold pansy sale

- From Georgia Northweste­rn Technical College

The Horticultu­re program at Georgia Northweste­rn Technical College will hold a fall pansy sale outside of Building L located across from GNTC’s Floyd County Campus in Rome beginning Monday, Nov. 1.

The sale hours are from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The sale will continue through Nov. 4 or until the plants are sold out.

According to Nick Barton, director of GNTC’s Horticultu­re program, the sale will include a variety of clear face pansies, white with blotch pansies and yellow with blotch pansies.

“There will be singles, planters and hanging baskets available,” said Barton.

The single pansies will cost $2 each. Planters and hanging baskets will cost $15 each.

The sale is a way for GNTC to contribute to the community that also gives Horticultu­re students real-world experience.

“Our Horticultu­re students

will be available to assist with selection and loading of purchases,” said Barton.

Purchases may be made with cash or check and credit cards are not accepted. All proceeds from the plant sale will benefit the Horticultu­re program at GNTC.

Georgia Northweste­rn Technical College provides quality workforce education to the citizens of northwest Georgia. Students have the opportunit­y to earn an associate degree, diploma or a certificat­e in business, health, industrial or public service

career paths.

This past year, 11,820 people benefited from GNTC’s credit and noncredit programs. GNTC has an annual credit enrollment of 8,591 students and an additional enrollment of 3,229 people through adult education, continuing education, business and industry training and Georgia Quick Start.

For more informatio­n about GNTC, visit us at GNTC. edu. GNTC is a unit of the Technical College System of Georgia and an Equal Opportunit­y Institutio­n.

 ?? GnTC ?? Horticultu­re students inspect the pansies that will be sold at GNTC’s upcoming fall pansy sale and the ferns that are being cultivated for the spring plant sale that will be held next year. (From left to right) Stephen Jones of Rome, Amanda Parker of Mentone, Ala., Elena Serrano of Dalton and Brady Zelaya of Dalton.
GnTC Horticultu­re students inspect the pansies that will be sold at GNTC’s upcoming fall pansy sale and the ferns that are being cultivated for the spring plant sale that will be held next year. (From left to right) Stephen Jones of Rome, Amanda Parker of Mentone, Ala., Elena Serrano of Dalton and Brady Zelaya of Dalton.

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