Watercolors, Facepaint, Tie-Dye, and More! Have you ever cooked with beets to find that your fingertips and cutting board are stained a...

(En español) (French) (Simplified Chinese) (Traditional Chinese) (English pdf) Step One: Remove seeds from the pepper. Toss any that...

(En español) (Simplified Chinese) (French) A greenhouse is defined as an enclosed space that is heated and lit by the sun. Short-wave...

Who doesn’t love a fresh ripe berry, picked right off of the plant? If you’ve never tried it, you might be surprised what you can grow on...

Here are a few updates from this week in the Teaching Garden! Our apple tree (that began blossoming last week) is in full bloom! It looks...

Growing for Pollinators A garden isn’t only about growing vegetables and fruits. Flowers, trees, and grasses are also important parts of...

(Spanish) (French) (Simplified Chinese) (Traditional Chinese) (Korean) (Russian) Microgreens are an easy, nutritious way to grow...

We have been keeping very busy in the Teaching Garden getting everything ready and planting out our first crops of the season. Here are a...

This year one of the new things we are trying to grow in the Teaching Garden is Sesame! Here are our sesame seedlings, which we started...

We have been keeping busy in the teaching garden, prepping beds and planting them out! Here are a few updates from this week. To prep...

Thinning simply means removing some plants so that the remaining plants have enough space to grow. In the photo above you will notice...

Direct seeding or direct sowing means planting seeds into prepared garden beds outdoors. At the Teaching Garden, we have a cold winter...

Looking for a fun and educational activity to keep your kids busy for a few hours? Challenge them to an up-cycling competition! By using...

Did you know the pit of an avocado is a seed? Seeds have three main components, an embryo, endosperm, and seed coat. The embryo of the...

Another week has passed and we have a few more updates from the Teaching Garden! First, we have a variety of plant starts growing indoors...

Lucky enough to have access to a garden bed or two, but unsure where to start? Let us help! In the garden, it always starts with the...

One activity that is always a hit for students in the Teaching Garden is nature collages. We do this in two different ways that are easy...

(Español) (French) Ginger is a tropical plant, but it is easily grown in a container in your home with just a little bit of soil and...

Each week we will be updating you about new things happening in the teaching garden. I am sure most of us are cooped up in quarantine and...

Here is an April update from the Teaching Garden! On this blog we will be updating you about all things #TeachingGarden! Here you can...