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By tautosh
Pankow Greenhouse and Flower Shop
Pankow Greenhouse and Flower Shop are part of L’Anse Creuse School District located at 24600 Pankow Blvd off Gratiot Ave. in Clinton Township. Once school starts in September store hours are 12:30 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. The flower shop and greenhouse are open at this time. All work is done by the students enrolled in agriscience with oversight from the instructor and volunteers in the community. If you would like to purchase flowers or plants from the class please call the store at 586-493-4741 or email the instructor at tautosh@lc-ps.org
The Pankow Greenhouse is hosting a plant exchange during the above hours. We have plants that people have brought in to exchange. Please bring in your healthy potted plants, if the plants are not potted up you can still bring them in to exchange. We accept houseplants and perennials and exchange them for similar type plants.
About Mrs. Tautolo
I grew up on a hog-cash crop farm in Michigan’s thumb and have taught on the Navajo Indian Reservation at Monument Valley High School in Arizona and at Huron High School in New Boston. I also served in the Peace Corps in Western Samoa as Manager of the Robert Louis Stevenson Gravesite and Gardens, worked for the EPA as an environmental scientist, and for Metcalf and Eddy in Honolulu as an Environmental Specialist and Technical Writer. I enjoy my plants and animals, camping up north and spending time with my children.
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Lester Thomas
April 8th, 2012
Pankow Horticulture Blog was appealing to me because I adore flowers and trees. I grew up in New York City and used to go to the Botanical garden in Brooklyn New York as a young student in school with my teacher. It sparked a curiosity in horticulture for me. I know live in North Carolina and have a house. I have planted 20 trees and have a garden that I love and enjoy. I am learning about the earth and soil and it is very relaxing and gratifying. Horticulture is a beautiful thing for all people. I believe children should be exposed to horticulture at an early age to appreciate the significance of the earth and the impotence of preserving it for all to enjoy.