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My Own Garden
by jdower on Jul.08, 2009, under Uncategorized
- Vegetable garden class is in session! Master Gardeners and parents help the kids.
- Painting names on pots to use for their 'square foot' gardens.
- Rogan prepares his garden marker.
- Debra offers instruction on how to plant vegetables in this boy's very own 'square foot' garden.
- Bounty from James' vegetable bed for our local Food Bank.
- One of our new educational signs. Visitors appreciate this information.
- These boys are waiting for the beans to grow up the teepee poles! They won't wait long if our exceptional weather continues.
- A warm day sees the birth of a 'Bright White' butterfly in the habitat.
- A Polyphemus moth joins his relatives in the butterfly habitat.
Our Wednesday summer classes for youth began July 1st. Several eager planters painted pots to mark their very own one foot square vegetable garden and then happily planted radishes, carrots and beans. A team of Anna Smith Master Gardeners presented plant life cycle information and helped the little ones sow seeds and water the plots. We hope to see the little gardeners return regularly to observe the progress and eventually harvest their vegetables. We’ll encourage them to donate some to the Food Bank. The Master Gardeners are currently supplying the Food Bank with wonderful lettuce, radishes and beets!�
Another highlight for the week at ASG was the installation of some of our newly acquired and sorely needed Demonstration Garden signs. Park visitors will greatly appreciate these informative additions.
Our new Butterfly habitat is fully planted and populated and we eagerly await the 2nd summer class next week where the habitat will be the focal point!
July 25th, 2010 on 6:43 am
I’m not very good with all plumbing related jobs, just hope i possessed a little primary abilities to save cash on plumbers!