PHOTO GALLERY : NewGate students plant salsa garden
Date: 02/22/2013
by: Yaryna Klimchak | Community Editor
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Children listen to master gardener Melba Watts talk about gardening. -
Skyler Vargas, 9, pats down the earth around the plant she just planted. -
Nina Edelsbacher, 10, digs a hole to place her plant. -
Lily Moore, 10, gets ready to place a plant in the hole she dug. -
Evan Angeleri, 9, waters the plants. -
Upper elementary school students at NewGate planted a salsa garden -
Brooke Mantone, 11, learns how to plant cilantro, tomatoes, onions, and bell peppers. -
Students Andrew Florio, Aiden Pearson, Skyler Vargas and Bianca Drobny are excited about their new garden. -
Aiden Pearson spends his recess working on the salsa garden. -
Blake Henderson, 11, learns how to garden.
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