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Our School Garden

Welcome to the Eugene Field School Garden web page! We are glad you stopped by to look around. Please come back often to see what is new to our page. We want to keep you updated on what is happening, growing and changing in our school garden. We hope that you enjoy the beauty of our outdoor, nature-inspired classroom.

WHAT'S NEW: Now on YouTube- Scroll below to watch Bullpup updates on YouTube! 

Our Bullpup garden is a garden of community

community garden

The 8 Golden Rules are Created for Respecting & Enjoying Our School Garden

  1. Stay in the garden area during class time.
  2. There are places for people and places for plants, be sure to walk in people places only.
  3. Use your garden voice.
  4. Listen to instructions from your teacher or garden instructor.
  5. Ask before you pick.
  6. Respect all living things: plants and animals.
  7. Handle garden tools carefully.
  8. Relax and enjoy the garden.
Garden Club member plants seeds donated by Walmart

Sprout Scouts Keep our School Beautiful and Green!

Being a Club Member Means...

Members of the Eugene Field Sprout Scouts work hard all year to keep our school garden in tip-top shape. Some of their duties include: planting new plants from seeds, bulbs, or young sprouts. Members also remove weeds, rake leaves, arrange garden decorations, and so much more. They also learn about their environment and about how to care for gardens. They have fun digging their hands in the dirt as they learn about native plants and water conservation. 

 

 

 

 

 

              Go Green!

Plants growing in a pot.
Decorative plants fill our school garden.

These plants are grown and cared for by members of the Eugene Field Sprout Scouts. 

Plants are great for our environment!

 

Sprout Scout Members
Sprout Scout members work together on cleaning up  the school garden.
Sun Flowers & Bees Go Together

Two sunflowers are better than only one sunflower!
 Bright colors and lots of greens fill our beautiful garden.
 Bees are always welcome in our garden.