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How does your garden grow?

Tribune Staff

| August 28, 2017

Printed in the August 30, 2017 edition

Photo by Linda KorThe University of Arizona Cooperative Extension in Holbrook is a great resource for developing gardens as part of school curriculum. Joseph City School District Superintendent Bryan Field (left) listens as UofA special instructor Katie Kirkwood (right) provides him with insight for the gardens planned for the district’s elementary and high school by showing him the garden grown behind the extension office.