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A blog documenting the horticulture program at TROY Academy in Miami, Florida.
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- First Garden Class Field Trip
- Growing and growing.
- Nitzy loves her cherry tomatoes!
- Bush beans, delicious raw or steamed.
- Mint looking robust and in good company.
- Tropical Mysore raspberries, at season's peak in t...
- Marinara anyone?
- Snow pea teepee, doing its job.
- Lookin' plump...
- Happy to be outside the fence; Pablo, Erica, Eric,...
- Mulch and compost are brought inside and used to p...
- Inspecting for weed action.
- Nitzy expertly distinguishes between young crops a...
- Colorful kitchen scraps. Raw food chef Cristina Ar...
- The beginnings of a native forest. We planted thes...
- Roots in the City gardens, Overtown. This beautifu...
- Tons of tomatoes.
- The big poinciana tree near the entrance to the sc...
- Amazing.
- Ready for pickup.
- Upon inspection, the noxious fungus can be seen as...
- Eric and Pablo prepare a hole for the Jamaican Che...
- And the cycle continues...
- Friday Horse Day.
- Holloway thanks the horse for doing his part.
- Ain't that purty?
- On the fence about waste management.
- Rotten milk=a bad bad thing.
- Lady Bug Liberation.
- Nitzy and Luis, bug duty.
- Bugs are fun!
- Here lady bug lady bug lady bug.
- Bon Apetit.
- Arascape donates $1000 worth of trees.
- Tree party in the shade house.
- Student Bibi helps decide where to plant the trees.
- Volunteer Billy "Pick Ax" Hall, breaks up the ooli...
- Putting mulch around the new guava tree.
- "Panama" passion fruit vine. This is a new variety...
- Raspberries behind the bamboo.
- Compost Blog Post.
- Real G's. (Gardeners)
- Bounty.
- Tomatoes bouncing back from the frost with a mean ...
- Mouth watering. T to B: Mustards, onions, lettuce,...
- We have been hawkishly gawking at these nearly rip...
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