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Plants ask us to use all our senses-- to smell, touch, taste, experience and use our intuition.  Do we like certain smells like mint, lavender, geranium, basil, sage?  What have they been used for, historically?   And the superstar healer aloe, how does that feel when we cut it open and touch the gel?

Touching and drawing the plant, writing their names, noting whether we like or dislike the smell, the garden comes alive for us.

Discovering the citrus garden outside, students were amazed to see actual trees that produce food-- and that oranges are actually green when they are unripe!

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Learning that everything in nature dies and then gives life.  We mixed layers of leaf mulch, manure, and topsoil to fill the garden beds.

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Visiting master gardener Obudu makes planters on wheels . . . to follow the sun!

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Visiting master gardener Obudu makes planters on wheels . . . to follow the sun!

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These succulents teach us about surviving arid climates, conserving water and how we can propagate them just with a stem.  These plants were all propagated in class.

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Students were amazed that bubble gum and toothpaste are flavored by this plant.

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We placed our ceramic caterpillars in the garden  . . . and then found tiny creeping caterpillars, the same neon green. A thrilling example of life imitating art!!

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Hint:  it's right above the bottom thumbnail, same green as the leaf it's been munching on!