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Of the Bard Garden at BHSEC
What You Will Find Here
Notes on watering, planting, seeing, thinking and learning relating to the Bard High School Early College Garden on East Houston and Mangin Streets in NYC.
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Who We Are
The authors of this blog are members of the BHSEC Garden Committee. Our garden was started in 2007 by a parent.
The garden has grown. In 2009 twenty-seven trees were planted in the yard. In December 2010 we received a generous grant to grow organic vegetables. We hope to continue to grow and maintain a sustainable garden to be used by students and staff for relaxing, eating lunch and studying--as well as for learning through experimenting and experiencing by biology and ecology clubs and classes.
The garden has grown. In 2009 twenty-seven trees were planted in the yard. In December 2010 we received a generous grant to grow organic vegetables. We hope to continue to grow and maintain a sustainable garden to be used by students and staff for relaxing, eating lunch and studying--as well as for learning through experimenting and experiencing by biology and ecology clubs and classes.
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Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteyeah! There's something about trees on the Leonard Lopate show today. I'm going to listen.
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