Check out these photos from our two teacher PDs at the Brooklyn Botanic and New York Botanical Gardens. Over 40 teachers from 32 different school sites visited the gardens to observe, explore and learn more about our theme for the year- Trees!
754X has such a big hydroponics lab that they have their own website! Check out the photos of their beans, cucumbers, collards, tomatoes, and recent lab redesign. Nice work, garden squad!
Plant Learn Grow’s very own Cara had “first-hand” experience with this Sensitive plant, which responds to touch by folding up its leaves.
Students from 77K work at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. We went behind-the-scenes to see the greenhouse where it all happens.
That is some beautiful tatsoi right there.
Thank you, 17X, for your photographs.
Thank you, Joe Calcagno from 721R, for the photographs.
721R has an indoor hydroponics shop that is all a-grow!
The indoor tower garden at 94M at 276 grows peas, spinach, nasturtium, and more.
The sign says:
National Wildlife Federation
Certified Wildlife Habitat
This property is recognized for its commitment to sustainably provide essential elements of wildlife habitat: food, water, cover and places to raise young
Kudos to Ms. Alanna O’Donnell, Principal Barbara Tremblay and all of the students and staff that maintain the garden!
Chef George paid a visit to 35M @ Beacon last week to help the students prepare a delicious lunch of bean tacos with sauteed zucchini and salsa, and a bok choy salad with blueberry balsamic vinaigrette. Students prepped the zucchini, mixed and pressed the fajita dough from scratch, harvested the bok choy from Mr. Heath’s Tower Garden, and mixed it with salad greens and tomatoes. Yum!
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