These educational markers will help students better understand how non-edible plants–like our native perennials — support our food systems by supporting butterflies and other pollinators. What’s more, they’ll give you clues about which caterpillars you might spy on certain host or nectar plants. Thanks to Lindsay, Nico’s mom, for the great artwork and laminating skills!…
Most of the latest haul from the Butterfly Project NYC’s Fall Native Plant Share is settling into containers on Denton Pl and 1st St now. Their roots will have a week or two to get established before the cold season starts. Why are native plants important? Natives sustain local wildlife, they’re heritage plants that have…
Today the 3rd graders planted corn, the first element of a Three Sisters Garden. Next, the kids–with the help of Ms. Chandra (pictured) and Ms. Sarah–will plant beans and squash before the end of the school year. With any luck, as 4th graders, they’ll harvest the corn, beans and squash while they study other aspects of…
