Friday, December 21, 2012

Snapshots from Farragut Elementary


Welcome to Farragut Elementary School Garden!
My students hard at work w/ container planting project.

Urban Gardening

Miss Tiffanie Ma
Fall 2011
Culver City, CA
Here I am as excited for our radishes as my students are!
Photo By: James Yankopolus
Art can be a fun subject to incorporate into gardening projects. 
From a bed of dirt, to one of LIFE!!
Carrots take longer to develop but worth the wait!
The first of our Easter Egg Blend Radishes!


These baby lettuce grew quickly and abundantly.
"Found-Object-Container" Project teaches sustainability.  
Tender and tasty baby lettuce. 
It takes team work to build a scarecrow!
Gardening ain't no walk in the park!
The finale of our class was a salad party!


Fall Seeds:

1. Viola Johnny Jump /up
2. Mesclun Lettuce- Lactua sativa
3. Danvers 126 Carrot- Daucus sarota sativus
4. Easter Egg Blend Radish- Raphanus sativus
5. Jewel Blend Nasturtium- Tropaeolum majus 
6. Romaine Lettuce 'Little Gem'- Latuca sativa
7. Calendula Pot Marigold 'Pacific Beauty Blend'- Calendula officinalis
8. Baby Little Finger Carrot- Daucus carota sativus

"It's amazing how each packet ranges from $1-$3 and you can grow so much from them to eat. The potential is abundant! What you pay for one packet of many seeds and many salads as opposed to one lettuce head at the market, not including the other benefits of gardening to the body, mind, spirit and environment."


-Excerpt from my garden journal


*Photos By Tiffanie Ma, unless otherwise noted. 

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