Blackbird Paradise 2010 Crops

This spring, Mrs. Bye’s 3rd grade science classes will help plant vegetables; the 2nd grade science classes will create a beautiful flower garden. In addition, Mr. Murray’s 4th graders will buddy with Mr. Burns 3rd class to rediscover nature’s symbiosis by planting a traditional native American 3-sisters garden. Butterflies can be expected at Blackbird Paradise after Miss Hillard’s 4th graders design and create a butterfly garden. In July, Mrs. Fitzgerald’s summer program will plant their pie-shaped plot containing all the crops needed to top a delicious pizza!

TRANSPLANTS:
Broccoli - 26 plants
Brussels Sprout - 6 plants
Cabbage - 10 plants
Chive - 6 plants
Eggplant - 16 plants
Lettuce (head) - 64 plants
Onion (red and white) - 135 plants
Pepper - 17 plants
Potato - 28 plants
Tomato - 36 plants

HERB GARDEN:
Basil 6 plants
Chive 2 plants
Cilantro 18 plants
Dill 18 plants
Fennel 2 plants
Onion 9 plants
Oregano 2 plants
Parsley 6 plants
Rosemary 2 plants
Sage 2 plants
Thyme 4 plants

FROM SEED:
Arugula - 32 plants
Basil - 56 plants
Bean -Trellis - 16 plants
    Bush - 84 plants
Beet - 72 plants
Carrot - 256 plants
Corn - 48 plants
Cucumber - 30 plants
Gourds (for crafts)
    Variety 1 - 7 plants
    Variety 2 - 5 plants
Kale - 16 plants
Kohlrabi - 24 plants
Leaf Lettuce - 160 plants
Marigold - 26 plants
Nasturium - 16 plants
Pea - Snow - 96 plants
    Sugar Snap - 96 plants
Radish - 32 plants
Spinach - 108 plants
Summer Squash
   Yellow - 10 plants
   Zucchini - 10 plants
Swiss Chard 22 plants
Winter Squash
   Butternut - 6 plants
   Pumpkin - 4 plants