Plants grown by Ligonier Valley students soon will be taking root in home gardens in the area — and raising money for educational programs at the school district and at the Loyalhanna Watershed Association.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Drive-thru plant sale culmination of student projects at Ligonier Valley greenhouse
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