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Some of the fall vegetables grew. But not a lot! These are a couple of tomatoes that were beginning to ripen, and some Korean radishes that did not grow as we had hoped.

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We moved the sunflowers indoors and left some sunflowers outside to compare growth as the temperatures drop. We have three sunflower pots inside.

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Crown of thorns flower and three sunflower seedlings were moved inside for fall and winter.

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In the HCES Gardening Club just sprouted some sunflower seedlings.The seeds came from dead sunflower plants.

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Several classes are growing lettuce in the HCES Community Garden this fall!

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The gardening club added worms to the garden beds!

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Some of the tomatoes from spring have turned red...more are still green.

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Lots of peppers are growing in the garden.

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5th grade students collaborated with 2nd graders to get their seedlings successfully transplanted into the garden.

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Ms. Camus and Ms. Undernehr's classes grew cucumber seedlings in the classroom and transplanted them to the outdoor beds.

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Corn, peppers and tomatoes...some of the pepper plants already have peppers!

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Mrs. Struhs's class created a line plot to track their plants growth. Each student drew a picture of what flower they planted and used it as a marker to show their plants progress.

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The 5th graders who added soil to the beds did volume calculations and also found the proper amount of fertilizer to add based on the volume.

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Large and small pots were tested with sunflower plants, and the large plots on average grew a little more than the small pot plants.

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Hot water and cold water were used with sunflower plants - we were all surprised the hot water plants grew better

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This group found that the "All" plant and the "Water" plant were the ones that survived.

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Mr. Taylor's class did an experiment to find out what plants need to grow, depriving plants of different variables such as air, soil, water, and light. Check out this group's data - the one plant with all needs met continued to grow, while others all died out.

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Plants are growing all over the school...exciting!

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5th graders will add some soil this morning (and do some volume calculations!). We will be able to begin planting this week

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Our Humphreys Central ES Weather Station recorded the precipitation this weekend and cooler temperatures. Our outdoor plants will enjoy the rain! Hoping for our first beds to be built this week! Visit the HCES Weather Station online here: https://www.wunderground.com/personal-weather-station/dashboard?ID=IGYEONGG12#history/s20180512/e20180512/mdaily

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We had a surprise visitor to our indoor sunflower pot this week - a mushroom! We don't know how or when the spore got in the soil.

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After two weeks...students are noting that while the indoor plants are taller, these outdoor plants seem stronger and healthier.

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After two weeks...taller than the outdoor plants but very spindly.

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We just need the beds...

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Indoor and Outdoor plants growing well! These will be part of our Community Garden.

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Just in time!!

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Our Turnips are growing and growing fast! Can't wait to see the result!

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See this guide for help planting your seeds!

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See this guide for help planting your seeds!

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How -To Guide for Planting - Google Docs.pdf

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Please share here...

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Ms. Robison's class made a sign letting us know what they are growing!!

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5th grade has planted sunflowers, tomatoes and peppers. We already have some sprouts!!