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Children help their garden grow
Warren Golde helps Jacqueline Thomas, left, and Tori Lingo dig holes for their annuals. PHOTOS BY LEXI COON
June 22, 2013
Angelina Graofalo, left, and Sue Townsend work together to plant annuals in the new Lewes garden by the Lewes Public Library. PHOTOS BY LEXI COON
Brownie Troop 46 and Chairwoman of Lewes in Bloom Nancy Phillips pause after a hard day's planting. Enjoying the day are in back, Nancy Phillips and (l-r) Jacqueline Thomas, Tori Lingo, Terri Kerschner, Alodie Elliot and Angelina Graofalo. PHOTOS BY LEXI COON
Alodie Elliot, left, and Terri Kerschner plan where to plant their row of marigolds. PHOTOS BY LEXI COON
Tori Lingo and Kathy McGovern measure the distance needed between plants to allow for adequate growing space. PHOTOS BY LEXI COON
Children were on hand June 1 at the Children's Learning Garden in downtown Lewes, where Lewes in Bloom hosted Children's Planting Day to encourage children to discover the fun in helping raise a garden. Lewes in Bloom, an organization dedicated to making the First State a prettier state, will maintain the children's garden as an educational public garden.
