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Valentine’s Day Rose Sale

For those of you who aren’t the biggest romantics, let me remind you: Valentine’s Day is this Thursday.

I know it’s Tuesday, and it may seem like it’s too late to think of something creative to get for your special someone, but don’t fret. You can’t go wrong with a classic Valentine’s Day rose, can you? The Penn State Horticulture Club is providing a solution to ease your worries.

This Wednesday and Thursday, the Penn State Horticulture Club will be hosting its annual Valentine’s Day rose sale fundraiser in the entrance of the HUB on the ground floor (just outside the bookstore) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Roses will be sold as singles, singles with filler, in half dozens and in full dozens.

Stop by, and don’t leave your Valentine in the dust!

If you have any questions about the sale or pricing, contact the Horticulture Club President, Sam Rosado, at [email protected].

Happy Almost Valentine’s Day!

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Bailey Siegel

Bailey is a Public Relations major and Psychology and Sociology minor from right outside Washington D.C. with a passion for Penn State Football and good music.

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