New Sorensen garden honors former student
Sorensen students Lindey Staples, Lucy Bean, Natalia May, Delaney Stenson, Mia Chambers, and Aislyn Preston in front of the new garden on Nov. 6
AUDREY HERRIN/Press
Sorensen students Barron Moos, Hazley Tonna, Denali Hoston, Wilson Sinclair, Forrest Roberts, and Leo Nivison in front of the new garden on Nov. 6
AUDREY HERRIN/Press
Sorensen students assemble to celebrate the completion of the garden and share their art projects on Friday, Nov. 6.
AUDREY HERRIN/Press
New Leaf Nursery plant specialist Jennifer Colburn and production greenhouse manager Dr. Brianna Whitman in front of the new garden at Sorensen.
AUDREY HERRIN/Press
The garden beds at the front entrance of Sorensen Magnet School of the Arts & Humanities were replanted this fall by students, with support from New Leaf Nursery. Hundreds of bulbs and perennials will bloom in the spring and decorate the front of the school with color.
“I’m excited because you can’t tell right now, but I got a lot of really bright lime colored leaves,” said New Leaf Nursery production greenhouse manager Dr. Brianna Whitman. “It's gonna be really bright and shiny.”
Become a Subscriber!
You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscription today.
Already a subscriber? Login
