(Photo provided) Flowers cultivated by Hundred High School FFA students are shown in their greenhouse. The plants are now up for sale.

Hundred High School students who belong to the FFA Club have opened up their greenhouse to sell plants for the spring season.

The students have been hard at work, cultivating and caring for a variety of plants to sell to the public.

The Hundred High School FFA Greenhouse operating hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mother’s Day, which is May 11. Only cash and checks can be used for purchases.

“The greenhouse is looking great. Our FFA program has been working hard getting ready for spring. Great work Hornets,” the school wrote on its social media.

The FFA’s greenhouse and Funky Florist shop also recently received a visit from the West Virginia Department of Agriculture.

“The WVDA kicked off National #FFAWeek by visiting Hundred FFA … Deputy Commissioner Joe Hatton and Asst. Commissioner Amie Minor learned about Hundred’s floriculture program,” according to WVDA social media.