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Edible Gardens & Environment

PSGC began its work on food systems literacy by funding, establishing and maintaining Edible Gardens at all six schools in the Princeton Public Schools district. Our next step was to fund Edible Gardens stewards/instructors to make each garden unique to its students and to foster curricular connections and to connect children to the natural systems that support all life.

Select a school from the drop-down menu to see edible garden activity there.

Wheat at the PHS Edible Gardens

August 19, 2021April 19, 2014 by karlacook

PHS garden was a success, with students planting wheat and the Gardening as PE class continuing.

Categories Archives, Princeton High School Edible Gardens

Growing season begins

February 4, 2021April 9, 2014 by karlacook
Peas are up!
FIRST PEA: Snowpeas have emerged from the warming soil of Littlebrook Elementary School Gardens!
Categories Littlebrook Edible Gardens

Cloudscape as backdrop to blossoms

February 10, 2021April 8, 2014 by karlacook
Flowers against the sky
IN FULL GLORY: Riverside Elementary School Garden includes edibles, ornamentals and natives, serving K-5 students through the outdoor classroom – and the community, with its year-’round beauty.
Edible Nasturtiums
Herb Garden
Categories Riverside Edible Gardens
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