It’s
always impressive to see a school do what it takes to start and then extend a school garden: McLeansville Elementary is doing this. And now they have received a
Lowes Toolbox Grant to extend their garden!
With help from an enthusiastic and energetic crew,
McLeansville's school garden went up last spring and is getting ready to grow! Master
Gardener Mentor Carol Spratley, played a great supporting role along with a
crew of teachers headed by 3rd/4th
grade teacher Jamie Lee. Principal Shervawn Sockwell lends her strong support
to the school gardening project.
Cherry tomato transplants were provided by Odile Huchette and Alex
Wofford in the Reid Greenhouse at NCA&T as part of the Urban Ag program.
Carol and Jamie attended our workshop in February and used the square foot gardening approach.
The whole student body is getting involved, here they are
making observations in their
journals of the their very own garden. We look forward to updates from this
wonderful school as they expand their growing space with their support from
Lowe's for their spring garden!
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