The Sauk Prairie FFA’s annual plant sale is back and bursting with color. This year’s sale takes place May 10–11 at the Sauk Prairie High School Jeff Hicken Horticulutral Learning Center and features more than 8,000 plants grown by local students.
Agriculture teacher and FFA advisor Troy Talford says there’s something for everyone. “We have over 70 different varieties of plants,” Talford said. “From hanging baskets and annuals to vegetables and herbs—it’s a little bit of everything.”
Among this year’s favorites are coleus and begonias. “Coleus are always a big hit,” Talford shared. “We even dedicated an entire bench to them. Our dragon wing and angel wing begonias are also really popular and looking great this year.”

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