Ethnogardening
At the start of the term I promised the class that they would get wet in the rain outdoors. The El Niño drought almost made a liar out of me. On the last outdoor ethnogarden working day the sky opened up and blessed the class with rain.
Cherlylinda, Sage, Angela clean around the Senna alata
Randy sorting out Senna alata from Ischaemum polystachyum
Sandra and Stewart
Kerat to the left of Gardenia jasminoides, Jeanie, Cherlylinda, Sage. Chance in the background
Angela hand pulling under the Senna alata
Rebseen
Merremia peltata buds
Merremia peltata flowers, late afternoon. Iohl is a morning glory!
Randy, Stewart
Sandra in front of the Jasminum sambac
Angela, Helen, Sunet
Ravelyn
Helen, Sunet
Sage
Dukay pulling reh padil
Sweena, Dukay
Sweena
Michelle with a machete
Cleaning around Senna alata
Sweena
Documenting late arrivals Darren, AL, and Rogan
Michelle, Ravelyn, Stewart, Helen, Angela, Casan-Jenae far right who arrived late with Rogan
Rogan arrives
Cherlylinda, Rebseen
Sage
Rebseen, Jason behind the Senna alata over by the Cymbopogon citratus and the Saccharum spontaneum, Jeanie on the right
Michelle, Ravelyn, Sunet
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