Vegetables grown fun and easy--is just ask Brentwood elementary school children

If there is Renee Studebaker gardening gene has it. Other than something how living and sustainable wildlife (and human) to every square inch of his central Austin yard overgrown woman (35 from one block) to enable her ongoing (and often obsessive) to describe the effort. It is not her first Austin Garden, but hopefully it is her best to look.

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Grow vegetables entry title fun, easy--just find the Brentwood elementary school children.

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Planting pot strawberry, pre-k children Brentwood grow vegetables, fruits and herbs is child's play to be elementary school in tend to. 1, If you want to learn planting from 11: 00 a.m., trends, the student is harvested, can visit school garden tours around the organic garden bed on Saturday at 3 pm.

All raised bed garden design is a little different: some brick and concrete block is edged in other rocks and trees that is.

By using the container garden blue bins and recycling well uh, plastic fish.

Small, die ?? dot school garden, each mix of dead leaves clean, trim the remaining fruit snacks and other compostables from dining room garden the.

These check-pole beans grapes healthy and happy.

Well, maybe all gardening Brentwood happening because not child's play is not. (Break time for all spend working on children's gardening activities when you select most of my saying my!), must help be a little from the student apartments. Gardening in the school support team to the PTA parents, teachers, principals, and includes part-time garden mentor. Lowe's, the (education grants to $ Toolbox) from maintains Austin sustainable food Center (species) and aid, Austin Beautiful (beneficial bugs).

Here are images of garden mentor Candice and PTA MOM Annie poses during the tour of the garden of the school's recent I.

They are big crowd expects Saturday tours. Tours (per person, what, you can't afford $ 5) by, will help fund revenues next year's horticultural program ?????. For more information, see site school PTA.

Happy gardening!

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