Welcome to the garden! Last spring, I know several of you started new gardens as a way to get outdoors and pass the time. It was...

Northwest Pollination came this week to gift us with mason bees! They set up out bee condo outside the Trillium classroom and answered...

Microgreens can contain up to four to five times more nutrients than a full grown plant or fruit. These baby plants are only one to...

Chinese gardens contain three main elements; water, stone, and plants. The Trillium have been learning about the importance of each of...

There have been a multitude of research studies which have determined that our health is interlinked with our interactions with the great...

Alder classes have continued their work on water movement by learning which surfaces are pervious and impervious. This week the classes...

Our Roots Leadership team has our four sections of the garden mapped and designed. We will have a pollinator, a three sisters, a...

Clarkia students are finishing up their experiments of capturing radiant heat to produce a greenhouse effect. Discovering how quickly...

Trillium finished up a quick unit on nutrition this past month using Oregon My Plate lessons. We discovered the importance on choosing...

Alder garden classes are working on honing in on their mapping skills by creating treasure maps. Each pair of students will select a...

I am finally catching my breath after a successful Roots Day. Thank you to all who were able to participate, volunteer, and attend. ...

This week the Alders stepped back in time and learned the art of winnowing. We harvested and dried the famous ancient grain. We...

As the weather is quickly turning to fall with temperature rapidly dropping and the rain returning, we have been frantically getting our...

Our Farmers Market is an elective class consisting of Alders and Cedar students. They are gaining and using leadership and...

This week all garden classes from Trillium to Alders took time to wander through the garden and make scientific observations. Alder...

This week most classes got to spend time in the garden pondering the questions: "In what ways do we care for our land?" and "What are my...

Our Roots Garden has been bountiful in production and beauty this summer. From the Trillium, to the Pollinator, to the Lewis and Clark,...