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The $5,000 scholarship honors the late Paul Ecke Jr. and serves to assist in funding the education of graduate students (MS or Ph.D.) who will become leading floricultural scientists and educators.

Financial consultant Steve Bailey says that by mid-December, you should be able to determine how much inventory you will sell before Christmas, what you have to do to sell it and how much you should have left to carry over until next year.