01-04-2010, 01:35 PM
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 The Student Garden
The student garden was once a beehive of student activity, but in recent terms, it has fallen by the wayside. Over the summer, however, Headmistress Truebridge worked hard to restore the originally started by Professor Caraccio. Puffapods and flutterbies planted in Term 21 can still be found in the southwestern corner of the garden, and the once-dull tool shed has been repainted to a bright, shiny pink house for tools, buckets and watering cans.
A small warm, shallow pond with giant Victoria amazonica water lilies borders the western edge of the garden and newly painted pink benches have been renovated so hardworking students may take a rest after pulling weeds. Lining the student gardens are the cherry trees which were grafted in Term 15, and the northern planters of the garden are occupied by the student hybrid flowers created at the end of Term 16. Don't be alarmed by the number of already-occupied planters, however. There's still plenty of room for you to leave your mark!
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