Sentence examples for bringing garden from inspiring English sources

The Green Team students will be an integral part of each step of the process of bringing garden food into the cafeteria, including harvesting the vegetables, preparing the food, and raising awareness in the broader school community about the garden.

Greenlee, a leading critic of lawn culture and a spokesman for what has come to be known as the natural-gardening movement, described the approach as "Jack it, gack it, and whack it".... His epiphany came one summer evening in 1984 at a nursery in Baltimore owned by Kurt Bluemel, a German who specialized in bringing garden grasses, many developed in Germany, to this country.

They had brought garden torches and candles, and they set them aflame while posing in front of a statue of confederate general Robert E Lee that Charlottesville was trying to remove.

William Penn brought garden roses to America in 1699 but according to Captain John Smith, the Quaker had been preceded by the Indians of the James River valley, who transplanted wild roses from wood and field to adorn their encampments.

I haven't always approved of them, but there is no denying the way they have brought gardening to a whole range of people who were otherwise horticulturally challenged.

In Bridgeport, Conn., high school students help bring gardens to children as part of the Butterflies Are Teachers project, which involves a dozen members of the Horticultural Club at Harding High School.

The Dalston Flower Show, an associated event will bring gardening experts into local inner-city schools, and young people from some of London's poorest areas are being invited to discover a love of the soil in the Eastern Curve Garden, an extraordinary, hipster Eden planted over an abandoned railway line that will be a hub of Chelsea Fringe activity.

Participants are encouraged to bring gardening gloves, Surfrider said.

24th Street is the prototype school for the Garden School Foundation, which works in partnership with Los Angeles Unified School District to bring gardens and kitchens to schools (among other goals).

A year long effort to bring gardens to their mostly concrete and asphalt schools has taken the education of LAUSD students to a new level.

"Bringing the garden out of the garden was probably her most significant gift," said Tupper Thomas, administrator of Prospect Park.