PTHS Garden - Off to a fresh start
Down goes the mulch and up come the plants.
TOP LEFT, Doug and Polly plant blueberries
4-16-23
These two rows of path between the berries at the Port Townsend High School Garden represent the work of 4 people for 1.5 hrs., with 5 loads of mulch per row. The garden has 10,000SF and swarms on Fridays with well organized and enthusiastic first year high school students: mulching, seeding, planting, weeding and doing all the things that make this garden so productive for the schools and donate surplus to the PT Foodbank. It is all about sharing knowledge, a lot of laughing, and teamwork.
Planting our the pollinator garden on the hill with a newly mulched path keeping weeds from the garden.
New lettuce starts get ready to get in line...
Submitted by Kathy Ryan
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