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SeDoMoCha plants 20 fruit trees

DOVER-FOXCROFT – This was an exciting week at the SeDoMoCha School thanks to the organizations ReTreeUs and Maine Community Foundation.

Grade 3 students helped prepare the school grounds for 20 fruit trees. Students learned about composting (including fungi, bacteria, and invertebrates) and how to space the trees apart. Then students went to work to prepare the ground for when the trees are delivered in the fall. We are eagerly awaiting plum, peach, pear, and apple trees.

A huge shout-out goes to Richard from ReTreeUs, Jeff Edgerly, the school’s head custodian and groundskeeper, and administration for supporting outdoor educational opportunities. These trees will supply many educational opportunities ranging from learning about insects, plant growth, and food preparation and consumption.

Photo courtesy of SeDoMoCha School
PLANTINGS – SeDoMoCha School grade 3 students helped prepare campus for the planting of 20 fruit trees.

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