The mint had become wild, sending out roots under the soil and shooting new stems of mint throughout the planter box. It had taken over. This was a very big job for the Gardeners.
Before
The carrots prepare to tackle the catmint bed
Piles of catmint are made ready to be composted
There are so many roots through the planter, we use tools to get them al, out.
After
Miss Stevenson has an idea to stop the mint roots from reroute get. She suggests we bag up the roots on a dark bag with no light or water so they won't sprout in our compost...
Next week we will learn about compost and worm farming and why they are important to our garden!
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