This school and community food garden is volunteer-run by families, students and teachers.
We grow food year-round, and all the produce is returned to the school community and used in classroom cooking projects or donated to families and teachers.
08/20/2020
More produce headed to this week from our school garden. Thank you so much to our parent, teacher and community volunteers for keeping the garden beautiful and productive this summer and fall! Can’t wait to have the kids back!
@ Frank Porter Graham Bilingue
08/07/2020
Some beautiful summer produce dropped off this morning!
@ Frank Porter Graham Bilingue
07/09/2020
15 more pounds of delicious produce donated to this week! So glad to put this garden to good use while the kids are gone. Contact us if you would like to volunteer!
06/14/2020
Pulling potatoes last week that were planted by the second graders back in March! Such a fun vegetable to grow in the school garden - we grow quick maturing varieties so that the kids can (normally) harvest them before the end of the school year.
05/28/2020
Another amazing harvest for this week! Lots of beautiful cabbages and salad turnips, plus some kale and chard and sugar snap peas. Yum!
05/19/2020
Dirty hands, beautiful seeds. This gorgeous Calico popcorn is going in our Three Sisters beds! Really missing the 3rd graders right now, but hopefully these beds will be thriving when they are back in the fall!
05/17/2020
Look at these gorgeous cabbages!
04/03/2020
Potatoes (1st pic) and cabbages (2nd and 3rd) looking great! The second graders learned all about potato history and growth in the beginning of March, and now the potatoes are finally emerging!
The garden is busy even though the kids are gone! This is the tat soi (a mild Asian mustard green) we let go to seed for the
03/18/2020
Watering in some new broccoli and cabbage seedlings!
02/24/2020
It was a beautiful afternoon yesterday for our bamboo trellis workshop at the with a bunch of school gardens leaders! The CCG folks were so kind to share all their knowledge - we can’t wait to see what the schools create!