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Growing Your Own Strawberry Garden

From North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension: “A strawberry garden furnishes numerous benefits for students. The garden becomes a living laboratory, providing an integrated context to explore all subject areas. Science concepts such as plant growth and development can be easily studied and managed. Students can observe and discuss the relationships between plants and animals and their surrounding environments. Math, social studies, literacy, and health and wellness objectives can also be taught through the garden, with activities from weighing fruit to learning about the importance of strawberries to North Carolina. Life skills, including critical thinking, responsibility, communication, teamwork, citizenship, and a respect for nature, develop through nurturing a strawberry garden.”
This guide includes detailed tips on preparing your garden and a timeline of garden tasks.

Download the full garden guide here.

Sourced from: Grow for It



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