Bananas along a fence line provide a sense of enclosure with their lush, tropical foliage.
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- 3.7.09 Bananas
- Don of Going Bananas helps us choose some young tr...
- Learning.
- Doing.
- Bananas along a fence line provide a sense of encl...
- Future site of Banana City.
- Courtyard/butterfly garden gravel replacement.
- Hauling away the dusty gravel...
- ...and replacing it with mulch.
- Hard work.
- Finishing up.
- Garden Update.
- Collard green corner. Looking good.
- The radish, lettuce, carrot, collard, onion and su...
- 2.28.09 and Homestead Plant Run.
- Pat Kelly of Kelly's Tropicals hooked us up with a...
- Loading us up. Pat is the man.
- Yellow is in. Picking up compost at Virginia Keyin...
- Vilner sifts mulch to make compost soil for the ne...
- The butterfly garden begins.
- Benjamin spreading mulch.photo by Jim Winters
- Luis and native coastal sunflower transplants.phot...
- The blue team. ...
- Carlos is one of our best students. He makessure t...
- Filipino friends.
- Installing a border.
- Ed of the Rotary Club mulches native coffee plants.
- Colleen helps plant some native flowering shrubs.
- Juan puts finishing touches on a new planter. phot...
- Teamwork. photo by Jim Winters
- Wrapping things up in the shade house.
- photo by Jim Winters
- 2.21.09
- Smells delicious!
- Demonstrating proper pineapple potting technique.
- Shayna, gardening class student.
- Only 18-36 months until fruit!
- Clearing the dusty grass to build a new garden bed.
- Hauling soil for the new bed.
- Tilling the soil, getting ready to plant.
- Leo plants tomato seedlings in the new bed.
- ta-da.
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