John and Chuck
The Greenhouse
Area Landmarks
100
John and Chuck hold down this area.
What is Area 4?
100
You might hear the full-timers throw this term around a lot when the flower truck comes. It is an all-encompassing term for flowers that live for (at least) two years.
What is Perennial?
100
Masselink Hall
What is Area 3?
200
Chuck's wife.
What is Lona?
200
The bulbs of these large flowers can sit in a bed year round while the stems get weedwhipped once fall sets in. Gerald used to look forward to whipping the ones infront of the Puterbaugh entrance. The common name also sounds like what you would kiss someone with.
What are tulips?
200
The Grounds Annex
What is Area 5?
300
John has worked grounds for this many years; likely more than the amount of hours we get on average per week.
What is 31?
300
Vibernum Opulus is the scientific name of these large ornamental bushes you might find growing wild here and there on campus. The flowers grow together in big, white clumps, and the common name might lead you to believe they'd grow in the winter.
What are Snowball bushes?
300
Campus Power Plant
What is Area 6?
400
Chuck is ranked in this position among all full-timers in terms of seniority.
What is Third?
400
This thick-stalked, fat-headed flower is often associated with the Virgin Mary in christian stories, and we see them most often in the yellow and orange varieties.
What is the Marigold?
400
The McKessey House
What is Area 6?
500
We plant the "multiflora" subcategory of this flower, and you can find multicolored ones planted atop the rock wall at the sports complex or around the digital UREC sign.
What is the Petunia?
500
Wheeler Pavilion
What is Area 1?
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