Teams of three or four students from the Class of 2017 planned, prepared, and planted sections of the raised beds for a fall harvest that fits the theme of “A Garden to Go.” The idea is to be able to return in September to pick and eat the produce right off the vine (almost)!
The toddler class, taught by Amalia Zagorski and Melissa Bishop in the Children’s Center, planted marigold seeds at the end of March and they have been caring for their little plants and watching them grow for about 8 weeks.
The vision for these gardens is to grow food crops using organic, sustainable methods.
Raised beds have benefits- 
Welcome to the Williston Community Garden! The purpose of this blog is to keep the communtity informed about our School Garden. Please reply if you have something to share, an interesting observation, or a question to ask.
Thanks to the Garden Club participants, Nick Pattison and Joey Newlin, we have a new sign by the gardens. Stop by and see how things are growing behind 194 Main Street 
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Special thanks also to physical plant, Ms. Hume and Mr. Niedswicki
