NYT’s Kim Severson on the value of school gardens

by Tom Laskawy

Anyone who has come home from school carrying a sprouting bean in a
foam cup can attest that growing plants has long been used as a
teaching tool.

—Kim Severson of the NYT slips a full-throated defense of school gardens into a profile of a new Brooklyn Edible Schoolyard Project

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