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Horticulture Club

Purpose of the horticulture club:

The Horticulture Club is a student organization organized under the auspices of the Department of Horticulture of the University of Arkansas for students to participate in activities which will support their horticultural education. Club activities include educational and social activities providing opportunities for students to interact with other students, faculty, and horticultural industries, to informally learn about horticulture, and to experience horticultural production systems.

The club is open to any student or member of the University community and has no restrictions upon its membership. Anyone interested in learning about horticulture or who enjoys horticulture is encouraged to join and participate.

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