Plant progress in Hungary

Gardening in the garden of Europe

Watering the bulbs

Planting some bulbs

OUR GARDEN IN SEPTEMBER

This is our European garden on 15 September. It was a hot and dry summer but some of the plants have survived. We picked some seeds of the flowers for next spring to set up a similar garden. We also planted some bulbs of tulips and daffodils.

Plants' progress - Poland

"THE GARDEN OF EUROPE"
Plants' progress





and these are flowers we got from you :

PLANT PROGRESS - 15 JUNE 2011 - ITALY

Plant progress 10 June - Hungary

GLADIOLUS FROM POLAND

SNAPDRAGON FROM HUNGARY

PLANTS FROM GREECE

BLUEBELL FROM ITALY

FLOWERS FROM ROMANIA

PEAS FLOWERS FROM ENGLAND

DAISY FROM ROMANIA

MARIGOLD FROM SPAIN

LOVAGE FROM ROMANIA

OUR GARDEN OF EUROPE

We hope our chestnut tree from Turkey will survive the drought

OUR GARDENERS

Our garden of Europe looks amazing. As you can see, we are taking care of it. We are very happy because we can see the flowers this time. We think we have green fingers. Unfortunately, our rosemary from Spain didn't survive but we have lovage from Romania. Have a look our lovely flowers!

Planting seeds - Poland

Hi,

We are class 6c. At the beginning of April, we have created "The garden of Europe" in our schoolyard.

Planting the seeds and plants was a great experience and we had a lot of fun. We hope to see the effects of our work very soon.

Plant progress in UK

We have taken some photos of the seeds we have been growing but we are not sure which are weeds and which are plants. We think some of them have started to grow but hopefully they will get a bit bigger soon so we will know for sure.

Unfortunately we couldn't see anything happening where we planted the seeds from Poland and Hungary, but maybe they are slow starters.  The plants from Greece are a little brown now and not doing so well - perhaps it's the english weather, or maybe we are just not good at gardening!

Planting seeds and growing plants - UK

Here we are getting the soil ready to plant the seeds from our partner schools.

We placed a flag next to each lot of seeds so we knew which country they came from.

Now we just have to wait to see if the seeds will grow.

Miss Pooler is looking after the Greek plants as they suffered a slight mishap on the way home from the meeting in Hungary.  We hope we can save them!



Plants progress in Romania

Hello

This is how our plants look like now. Unfortunately we haven't been very lucky with some of them.

PROGRESS OF THE PLANTS - 30th May - SPAIN

Hello friends, this is our garden of Europe, it is really nice..... .... this is the first flower... from the Romanian plant....





We like watering the plants...

bye bye....