Here is an updated list of items the Corner Garden needs.

Companion planting probably began when early gardeners noticed that some plants seemed to grow best when planted next to certain other plants. There is some science to back up this lore, but many still consider companion planting to be mostly unproven. Of course, gardeners can always try it to see if it works!

1. Children will begin to understand where their food comes from and be a part of the physical process of growing and harvesting food.
2. Children will gain a sense of the life cycle of plants and insects and the interconnectedness of all organisms.
3. Spending time in the garden will allow children to develop a strong connection to the natural world, and a future interest in protecting it.

Garden Committee minutes from 11/3/11

Garden Committee minutes from 3/25/11

Garden Committee minutes from 5/21/11

May 2011 LLCS newsletter entry

October 2011 LLCS newsletter entry