Lekeisha and her tamarind seeds. Most of the students said they enjoyed the tart, sticky fruit.
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- Passiflora edulis
- Luis and Dominick, growing.
- Learning about Worms.
- Nitzy introduces herself to the worms.
- Tamarindus indica
- Lekeisha and her tamarind seeds. Most of the stude...
- The G(arden) Team, starting a new bed.
- Lekeisha waters in the planter she helped build.
- Squishing papaya seeds breaks the seed membrane, h...
- Setting papaya seeds for germination.
- The Source for Horse.
- Big big garden thanks to Mr. Ryan Holloway for len...
- The good stuff, waiting to be put to work.
- Bamboo and sisal twine climbing bean tee-pees.
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- Mustards, arugula, etc. (delicious)
- Antoine and Michael spread two truckloads of horse...
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