In class we have been talking about sustainability. Why do you think growing our own vegetables would be a sustainable way of living??
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Monday, 21 October 2013
We have noticed that our Brassica plants have really shot up in the last few weeks! We still are not really sure what type of plants they are, but we hope they will grow some type of vegetable soon! Before you say we need to do some weeding, the little plants around them are mustard plants!
In class we have been talking about sustainability. Why do you think growing our own vegetables would be a sustainable way of living??
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In class we have been talking about sustainability. Why do you think growing our own vegetables would be a sustainable way of living??
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So we don`t need to buy veges that have bags. We will have to do something with the rubbish that the veges come in.
ReplyDeleteThat means there is no plastic to throw
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it could be you are not just buying the brassicas from the super market we are growing them.
ReplyDeleteBecause you do not normally find brassicas.
ReplyDeleteAt lest we are not having to waste petrol just to get some brassicas from the super-market.
ReplyDeleteSo you don't have to waste oil and paper and you wouldn't have to drive to the super market every week.
ReplyDeleteI think the brassicas are cabbage plants because mum grew some last year and they looked like that. This year mum is growing lettuces instead.
ReplyDeleteMiss Dagg, I thought that the mustard seeds were weeds, but they were not . How did they start growing?
ReplyDeleteMe and two other people planted them some time after school. Though I'm not sure why.
DeleteI bet they'll turn out yum. Home grown all ways the best.
ReplyDeleteIt is sustainable because you don't need to go to the supermarket and buy vegetable's.
ReplyDeleteIt's Sustainable because lets not forget, vegies from New World or Count Down come in plastic wrap. That's not good for the environment is it?!?
ReplyDeleteThe brassica plants are looking well and really healthy they are going to turn out great. I wonder what they will turn out to be?
ReplyDeleteI am so proud of our brassicas!
ReplyDeleteI a so proud of our brassicas because we planted them when they were little baby then after a week our to they were so big an now they are very very big.
ReplyDeleteOur brassicas are looking really good. They are huge.
ReplyDeleteMiss Dagg are we going to cook them when they are ready? Can we please?
ReplyDeleteHow do you want to cook them?
DeleteOur brassicas are looking great and big. Are we going to make something with them when they are bigger?
ReplyDeleteWe can do explanation writing with cooking them?
At least we don't have to drive to town or to the supermarket to just get some brassicas there really rare to find. I wonder what there going to turn out to be.
ReplyDeleteGranddad said that he thinks our brassicas are broccoli.
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