Floral Pops

Taylor Whittlesey
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Floral Pops Why should you make them? The birds are singing. The flowers are blooming. Spring is here and Summer is coming! It is the perfect time to start making those icy frozen snacks that everyone seems to love, the Floral Pop! Inspired by Garden Collage’s “Flower Ice Pops,” we recreated our own version for you…

An “All Natural” Way to Celebrate Easter

Brooke Boarman
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Looking for a “green” way to dye your eggs this Easter? Look no further! With this clever trick, and a few common household items, you won’t need to look any further than the produce isle. What you need:  Red Cabbage (or other vegetable based on your color preference) Large pot Water Vinegar Real daisies/foliage/or your…

Citrus and Seeds

Brooke Boarman
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We all have that aunt, grandma, or green-thumbed friend who hands out generous amounts of grapefruit each year as their trees produce more and more delicious fruit. Next time you find yourself with a grapefruit, try this simple eco-friendly trick to start your seedlings and continue nourishing your plant for weeks to come. These “citrus pots”…

Welcoming Brooke Boarman

Brooke Boarman
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As we dive into spring and growth continues to take place within our program, the Junior Master Gardening Program wanted to further its expansion of its social media correspondence and graphic design work. Therefore, we are excited to welcome Brooke Boarman to join our communications team as our newest Web & Social Media Development Specialist. Brooke…

Learning and Growing with Nursery Elementary

Taylor Whittlesey
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Learning and Growing at Nursery Elementary by: Rhonda Hooper, Teacher at Nursery Elementary Check out Nursery Elementary’s Gifted and Talented class and their experience with the Learn, Grow, Eat, Go! Program in Victoria County. If you want to share your story too, contact Taylor Whittlesey at taylorlane11@gmail.com.  Project Overview Nursery Elementary’s 3rd Grade Gifted and Talented…

Simple String Gardens

Taylor Whittlesey
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These little beauties are quick and easy to make, if you do not mind a little mess! By making a series of these individual plants, they form the ‘String Gardens,’ inspired by the Japanese. Additionally, they are perfect to get your anxious hands working with plants to jump start spring, as well as for areas that…
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