Horticulture Teaching Greenhouses

The teaching greenhouses contain about 20,000 square feet of growing area used primarily for teaching horticulture production classes. These glass greenhouses include two wings containing 14 houses and include a fully-automated mist propagation house and a conservatory that may be rented for events and meetings. One house is dedicated to an indoor children’s garden that host many elementary school programs and houses butterflies in early spring.

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Phone: 517-353-0328

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