November 25th, 2008 By Lynnette Fusilier

Nurture Your Garden With A Grant From Hardy Plant Society of Oregon

Need a little green to make your garden grow?

Hardy Plant Society of Oregon (HPSO) announces funds available to nonprofit organizations and schools whose work supports the mission of
HPSO—dedicated to helping special gardens of botanical, horticultural or historic interest, including the support of schools and community gardens. Small grants are available to organizations in Oregon and SW Washington.

Please go to the HPSO website for more information on previous awardees and application forms.

Applications will be accepted until Dec. 15 at 4 p.m.

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