Planting Perennials
What are Perennial Plants? Perennial plants are plants that live for two or more years.
November 21, 2010
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What are Perennial Plants? Perennial plants are plants that live for two or more years.
A nice article from The GoodTimes 11.2.2010 The Youth Crew at Food, What?! mixes farming-based
Life Lab’s Language Acquisition and Science Education in Rural Schools (LASERS) program showed the positive
Life Lab’s Annual Benefit was so great this year that the local media came to
Many folks have asked us for our chicken coop design. Here it is as a
Search through a worm compost bin and find various critters on a BINGO board. With
“Food,What?!” Strawberry Youth Blast coverage from the Santa Cruz Sentinel — All things strawberry were
View more of our school garden design resources. View the photos below to see the
In 1998, Life Lab Science Program began dreaming about creating an outdoor learning center where people
Four key figures in Life Lab’s history have been documented as part of UCSC’s Cultivating
If you haven’t already it is time to start planting for your school harvest.. Planting
Created with lessons from the K-5 Life Lab Science Curriculum and The Growing Classroom. These
Our two new publications will help get families and wee-ones exploring the garden! Sowing the Seeds of Wonder
Full Circle Farm is an 11-acre organic, educational farm that puts fresh food in Santa
Citysprouts helps a Cambridge, MA school district create learning gardens in 12 schoolyards, and supports
The following videos demonstrate what we, here at Life Lab, refer to as “back pocket
Eco Company TV created this video on Life Lab’s Spring Afterschool Internship. It aired across
In our responses to the editor of The Atlantic we ask that they publish The
The Creating and Sustaining Your School Garden (CSYSG) Video Series is a part of the
Life Lab’s Executive Director Gail Harlamoff was recently interviewed for the following cover story of
Our 30th year of brining learning to life in a garden was celebrated with many
Everyone should learn to compost with worms. They are natures way of recycling so they
These lessons have been developed to bring garden-based nutrition education and California standards-based social studies
The Santa Cruz Sentinel covered our largest youth Harvest Fest to date. The article “A