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Table of contents ...........................................................................Pg. 1Introduction ...................................................................................Pg. 2
History .............................................................................................Pg. 3
Flora/Invasive plants/Garden Zones .........................................Pg. 4
Fauna ..............................................................................................Pg. 5
Uses of the garden ........................................................................Pg. 6
Ways to care for and preserve the space ...................................Pg. 7
Ways to get there ..........................................................................Pg. 8
Where the space is located .........................................................Pg. 9
Glossary ............................................................................Pg. 10 -11
Sources .........................................................................................Pg. 12
Conclusion ....................................................................................Pg. 13
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Our garden used to be a patch of unused land, stepped in and not taken care of. Now it is full of vibrant colors, smell, and most of all, life. We are very grateful for it because it is an outdoor classroom to teach children the ways of nature. Loading...
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This is in the North side garden. As you can see, it has lots of cedar, which is one of the plants from the indigenous medicine wheel.Loading...
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