Natural Gardening
Music Stiffneck
Inchelium Red Softneck

This winter weed has done a good job digging into the sunny raised gardens up front.

PSU Extension

Easy enough to pull.

One thing we do is ask students to reflect on the variety of skills necessary for projects to move forward. We’ve encoded these skills in our evaluation system but it’s still important to regularly return to those skills, process them, and think about how they apply to the current project work. The photo below is a creative effort to integrate this week’s conversation about seizing control of your own work with our reflection questions.

Put together two trays with Kara:

5×2 of kale plants:
Red Ursa (Territorial)
Dwarf Blue Curled Scotch (SSE)
Scarlet Kale (SSE)
Lacinato Kale (SSE)
Healthy Kale Mix (Seeds of Change)

8 x 1 of lettuce with two rows of greens
Collared Greens (FM)
Tatsoi (SSE)
Flashy Trouts (Territorial)
Green Oak Leef (SSE)
Gully’s Favorite (SSE)
Bronze Arrowhead (SSE)
Amish Deer Tongue (SSE)
Grisp mint (SSE)
Flame (SSE)

There’s one missing. Damn.