Applications open for Floretum Garden Club 2025 scholarship

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Floretum Garden Club of Edmonds is excited to announce a $2,500 scholarship available for students interested in horticulture and related fields. This scholarship targets 2025 high school graduates, community college students, and anyone planning a career in horticulture. The selection criteria emphasize applicants' interest in the field, financial need, legal residency, and their engagement in community and school activities. By funding this scholarship through their annual plant sale, the club aims to invest in the future of horticulture and support local talent. Applicants can find the scholarship application form and further information through the provided link.

This initiative not only encourages educational advancement but also fosters community involvement among young people. The deadline for submission is May 16, 2025, making it essential for interested candidates to act promptly. This scholarship represents an opportunity for growth in a field that is vital to our environment and communities.

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