Agriculture Education and Growth (AEG)

About Our Cause

We are raising funds to help students understand the value of plants. There is much that people need to know prior to planting flowers and gardens. Our project has been designed to show everyone how to prepare and plan a great flower and vegetable garden. The process of tending to vegetables and plants daily, watering and weeding. We will also be teaching them how to bring the right insects into the environment to help pollinate the plants while they are growing and blooming. Teaching them what plants grow in certain environments, while also showing them how to grow plants that normally don’t grow in certain areas. Explanation of plants that can be used for medicinal purposes, while still being organic based without sprays. How to can and preserve food in the off seasons of growth. How to keep certain plants away from one another in the distribution of planting, so that the plants won’t compete with one another. While creating their own private gardens. ...

Group Name	Agriculture Education and Growth (AEG)
Chairpersons Name	Sonjanique Ferrell

Help & FAQ's

What Does Hardy Zone Mean?

Hardy means they should return next year in the zones listed without having to do anything to them. While some items such as Gladiolus are indicated with higher hardiness zones (7-9), these items could also be planted in colder zones, but would need to be dug up in the fall and stored indoors for the winter. So, all Flower Power items will grow virtually anywhere in North America, but they will only return in the zones listed.

How Do I Find My Zone?

Use the color coded map to determine which zone you are located in. If your zone is listed as a "hardiness zone" for any of the products you can rest assured that they will be a perennial in your area. You can enjoy these blooms year after year! If your zone is listed as suitable but not hardy, these products will grow beautifully this summer in your garden, but may not survive the harsh winter.

Are There Planting Instructions?

Once you receive your order, you will be pleased to find that each item you purchased comes with a full color label that provides you with all the information you need to have success in the garden. Each label contains a bar code, the bulb size, plant height, proper spacing, where to plant, plus other features that will assist your customers in growing a beautiful bulb garden!

Zone Finder Map

Shipping Policy

Spring Bulb Shipping Schedule: Orders begin shipping April 1st, and we begin with the warmest states first. We will do our best to ship orders as fast as possible.

Fall Bulb Shipping Schedule: Orders begin shipping the very end of September and we begin shipping to the coldest states first. We will do our best to ship orders as fast as possible.

Holiday Bulb Shipping Schedule: We will begin shipping holiday orders mid-November, in the order they are received. All orders placed by December 1st, will arrive in time for gift giving for the holiday season.

Shipping Fees: $6.99 flat shipping fee on any size order.

*Sorry, we currently do not ship to Alaska or Hawaii.

Seller Account Notes

You can shop with absolute confidence when selecting bulbs from Flower Power Fundraising. All our products are 100% guaranteed to grow. If you are at all dissatisfied with your purchase, simply contact us and we will be more than happy to send a replacement to you.

Please contact us during the current growing season that you planted them. If we are past the planting time for your particular item, you will be sent a replacement the following year when it is back in stock.

Please remember to plant your products as soon as you receive them. If you are not able to plant immediately, please store them in a cool dry location. Items not planted within a few weeks may not grow well.