Friday, October 30, 2009
Blog
I knew it would happen! I am so computer illiterate that I was bound to mess it up! Some how I have managed to have several blogs. All my recent entries have been posted to my school blog. To see how our garden produced at the end of the last school year and what we are up to now please go to stewarnb@spart6.org Healthy Harvesters. Thanks
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Starting our Garden
We were able to break ground on our school garden on February 13, 2009. Our garden spot is 28x28. The garden area was inclosed with hard plastic playground inclosures. We have chosen to have a raised garden. A heavy layer of top soil was placed in the garden area.
We have a community meeting planned for February 26th at 3:15 with numerous community leaders, school officials, a master gardener, and local garden companies. We will be discussing the garden and hope to receive numerous suggestions from this group.
On February 24th, our Youth Advisory Council on Nutrition will meet. This is a group of 10 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders, 2 teachers, one parent, cafeteria personnel, and myself who will discuss what to plant in the garden.
At the present time I am leaning toward block gardening but will await input from these two meetings.
Please see inclosed photographs.
We have a community meeting planned for February 26th at 3:15 with numerous community leaders, school officials, a master gardener, and local garden companies. We will be discussing the garden and hope to receive numerous suggestions from this group.
On February 24th, our Youth Advisory Council on Nutrition will meet. This is a group of 10 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders, 2 teachers, one parent, cafeteria personnel, and myself who will discuss what to plant in the garden.
At the present time I am leaning toward block gardening but will await input from these two meetings.
Please see inclosed photographs.
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