Earthways School Gardening Program

Earthways Children's Gardens
Nobleboro
Earthways is Pemaquid Watershed Association's Environmental Education Program

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Master Gardener, Bernie McAlice helps students research butterfly plants, while Master Gardener, Robie Pooley shows them how to make paper pots for starting seeds.

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Master Gardener, Doris Balant joining in a seed sorting game at Nobleboro Central School. Students learn about plant diversity, how seeds travel and the importance of seeds as a food source.

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Master Gardener, Robie Pooley helps Nobleboro Central School students to build butterfly roosting boxes to put in their butterfly garden.

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Students at Nobleboro Central School maintain their butterfly garden under the guidance of Master Gardener, Robie Pooley.

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