The gardens at Heritage are looking mighty fine. The teachers and kids are experimenting and approaching their food gardens as a "learning-by-doing process". This includes trying to grow maize and some grain in addition to cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes, beans, spinach, beets, salad greens, chives, radishes and so on.




Way to go, GUO-Ottawa!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking garden, love the lettuce !
You are an inspiration.
Thanks.
Katharina
Growing Local Productions, Winnipeg