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Service Project (Garden)


      I talked Mr. Bursch and decided to beautify a garden for my service project. It was a native garden so we got bought drought resistant native plants. We went to Home Depot and picked up soil, a shovel and two plants. One was a Rosemary plant and one was a sage plant. We brought them to school, dug two holes, poured fresh dirt and then planted them. We watered the and picked up all the trash that was around in the garden. All totaled the materials and plant cost $40.00.

prices:
  • shovel: $8.00
  • plants: $14.00(each)
  • soil: $7.00






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