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Lewes In Bloom hosts after school program students
Lewes in Bloom, Lewes Presbyterian Church After School Program volunteers and students gather for a group photo at the end of the program. In front (l-r) are Warren Golde, Fred Phillips, Nancy Palladino and teacher Anna Lockermon. In back, Dianne Stevens, Marilyn Vai, Sandy Asbell, Nancy Phillips, Ann Marie Rooney, Vasti Diaz, Jordynn O'Day, James Webster, Joe Rooney, Keymauri Barnes, Deashaun Lewis, Ja'tara Morris,Piper Price and Jacob Holland. BY DENY HOWETH
June 8, 2016
Marilyn Vai, left, watches as Piper Price and Nancy Palladino remove a plant from the pot to place in a raised bed. BY DENY HOWETH
Piper Price harvests radishes for a snack. BY DENY HOWETH
Sue Townsend, Lewes in Bloom volunteer, left, watches as Jordynn O'Day and James Webster have a blast getting the plants out of the flats. BY DENY HOWETH
Nancy Palladino, right, helps Ja'tara Morris finish a planting by lightly packing the soil. BY DENY HOWETH
Soup's on! After planting the children enjoyed radishes they planted a month ago. Ja'tara Morris, Piper Price and Keymauri Barnes line up to taste test. BY DENY HOWETH
Vasti Diaz looks to Lewes in Bloom volunteers for confirmation to plant the herbs together. BY DENY HOWETH
Deashaun Lewis prepares to plant kale. BY DENY HOWETH
Keymauti Barnes gives a radish a taste. BY DENY HOWETH
Shields Middle School students in the Lewes After School Program sponsored by the Lewes Presbyterian Church, met with Lewes in Bloom volunteers for the second time to plant and harvest from the Children's Learning Garden in Stango Park May 20.
After refreshing some planters with annuals and herbs, the children harvested lettuce and radishes for a light snack under the trees.
