Jan 19, 2022
Winter can be an interesting time in the garden, though the leaves have fallen and there usually isn’t much growing in the garden at this time. It can still be…
Dec 13, 2021
One new “ah ha” take-away from our completion of the Life Lab-Certified Garden Educator program was the tremendous importance of establishing events that build culture around the school garden. An…
Congratulations to those teachers across the nation who were part of the first cohort to become Life Lab-Certified Garden Educators. Amy Bowman and Doug Vernon, our Plants for Human Health…
While I love the holiday season, December always seems so hectic and rushed; it can take its toll on me. The same can be true for students this time of…
Dec 6, 2021
While a few crops, like kale and Brussels sprouts, may still be producing, most of the fall garden will be put to bed for winter. Below are 5 tips to…
Weather is something that affects our lives in a big way, from what we wear and where we choose to live, work and play, to the kinds and availability of…
Fall has always been my favorite time of the year with cool crisp mornings and sunny warm afternoons. It is also a time when the garden is winding down for…
Oct 18, 2021
The 5th graders at A.T. Allen Elementary School have a school tradition of working on a legacy project. Some past projects include a recycled bottle cap mural for the cafeteria…
Oct 14, 2021
Go and See is a great activity for using observational skills and moving from place to place. One person volunteers to move ahead while the rest of the group counts…
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