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As garden scientists, we observe not only the plants, but what affects the plants.
Being a garden scientist means that you use your eyes to observe and curiosity to notice changes.
To observe means to look closely and notice details. When we observe plants, we become garden scientists!
With all science, observing patterns and making connections fosters creative and critical thinking.
Ticks can be a year-round nuisance and health hazard in Louisiana for all age groups, as well as pets and livestock.
The primary goal of a school garden is to allow the students to grow plants from start to finish.
One of the most challenging aspects of growing a garden in a school setting is pest management.
The Food Safety Guide for Louisiana School Gardens presents good agricultural and handling practices that are easy to implement in a school garden setting.
A simple guide on how to grow and use herbs in a school garden setting. One of the main reasons schools institute gardens is to encourage students to become healthier by engaging in physical activity and eating more nutritious foods.
It might feel like a big step to start a school garden, but there are numerous ways to keep the work manageable.
