John from the zoo's horticulture department and Ben size up a pile of composted elephant manure before loading it into the pickup. Elephant compost is supposed to be one of the best organic fertilzers.
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A blog documenting the horticulture program at TROY Academy in Miami, Florida.
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February
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- Saturday February 14th Garden Class.
- Scooping up Elephant Dung at MetroZoo.
- That right there is some good stuff.
- Loading up some steamy hot goodness in the chilly ...
- Maggie and Elizabeth unload the elephant compost...
- ...and jose hauls it to the pile.
- Getting ready to work.
- The Plants.
- Herbs, peppers, tomatoes, strawberries.
- Marigolds ward off pests, attract beneficial bees ...
- Working.
- Almost Finished.
- Populating the Garden Bed.
- Vilner and Maggie and Cilantro.
- Juan.
- L to R: Montreal, Vilner, Colleen.
- Watering.
- Voila.
- New Garden Bed and West Lawn View.
- About the Project.
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