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For Each of Your Pollinator Garders provide the following: 

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For Each of Your Pollinator Garders provide the following: 

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1) A picture of the location with in-person shot or image from google maps
2) Provide Grid Location
3) Why you chose the Location?
4) What pollinators are you targeting to attract? [provide picture]
5)  Provide a detailed breakdown of the seed mix you will use.

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Grid Location: B6

I chose this location because a rain/pollinator garden here would reduce the amount of water that floods the baseball field, and it would be well-watered.

The pollinators we would be trying to draw here would be butterflies and hummingbirds.

We should plant orange and white flowers here, since it is along the back of the baseball fields. We could plant torch lilies, butterfly weed, Lewisia, Daylilies, Potentilla/Cinquefoil, and Orange Cosmos for orange flowers, and White Swan Coneflowers, Shasta Daisies, and Coreopsis Star Cluster for white flowers. We could use the Southern Butterfly and Hummingbird mix if we needed to though.

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Wherever the downspout we looked at was--not sure which section it is, but I highlighted the two places I thought it might have been in.

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Grid Location: In either B5, C5, or D6 area—wherever the downspout was that we looked at.

I chose this location because it is right by the downspout from the roof. It would catch the water and make for both a healthy garden and less runoff water going into the parking lot and baseball fields.

This one would have both additional rain garden grasses and the Southern Monarch Habitat seed mix, so it would mostly attract Monarch butterflies. Again, not able to post a picture of these.

The seed mix would include the Southern Monarch Habitat mix as well as some of the other rain garden grasses and plants mentioned in the other rain garden sections—ferns and long grasses. This way, the water will be caught more and the soil may be held in place more than before because of the flowers’ roots.

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The small space where the greenhouse, hydroponics, solar panels, old garden raised beds are.

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Grid Location: C4

I chose this location because right now it is not being used. Also, we would use the Southern Pollinators Conservation seed mix, which may draw stinging pollinators. Since students don’t frequent this area, it would be the best place for these stinging insects to be drawn to.

This would be the main location for attracting stinging pollinators, since it is the only place where it doesn’t matter if they are drawn to it. So, they are a focus of this garden. Also, butterflies and moths, like the monarch butterfly, are a target here.
The seed mix would be the Southern Pollinators Conservation mix—including milkweed, native grasses, yarrow, coneflowers, false sunflowers, and bergamot.

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For Each of Your Pollinator Garders provide the following:
1) A picture of the location with in-person shot or image from google maps
2) Provide Grid Location
3) Why you chose the Location?
4) What pollinators are you targeting to attract? [provide picture]
5)  Provide a detailed breakdown of the seed mix you will use.

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For Each of Your Pollinator Garders provide the following:
1) A picture of the location with in-person shot or image from google maps
2) Provide Grid Location
3) Why you chose the Location?
4) What pollinators are you targeting to attract? [provide picture]
5)  Provide a detailed breakdown of the seed mix you will use.

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For Each of Your Pollinator Garders provide the following:
1) A picture of the location with in-person shot or image from google maps
2) Provide Grid Location
3) Why you chose the Location?
4) What pollinators are you targeting to attract? [provide picture]
5)  Provide a detailed breakdown of the seed mix you will use.

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Place for a rain garden—the dip between the parking lot and the slope down to the road.

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Rain gardens—Willa

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Stratford STEM Magnet School Pollinator Project Groundbreaking

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The initial ground breaking ceremony. We can install the first pollinator garden in this area that was cleared by a downed tree.

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A set day out of the month where people bring recyclable items to school. People who bring a certain number of items get a reward(?)

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The goal is to have a contiguous pollinator zone underneath the power lines. The TVA power lines run the entire length of row 'A'.

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What locations on the Stratford campus  would be easiest to transition into a pollinator garden.

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Sustainable Kids

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Sustainable schools - kids growing a better future

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recycling bins by cafeteria and auditorium

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recycling bins by cafeteria and auditorium

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(caitlin)

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The Futuristic Farms That Will Feed the World | Freethink | Future of Food

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Looking forward to collaborating!

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What is your best sustainability solution for Stratford? 

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What is your best sustainability solution for Stratford? 

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Student Gardens

On-campus/at-home

$50 donation from Home Depot

Raised Garden Beds

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Another place for a rain garden—the ditch up by the bus parking lot.

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Rain gardens—Willa Sands