Top of the World garden gets special grant

Students including Jordyn Flynn, right, share a laugh as they harvest lettuce in the Top of the World school garden. TOW received a $10,000 grant from Seeds of Change.

First graders pull strawberries in the Top of the World garden.

First graders pull and plant lettuce in the Top of the World garden.

Jordyn Flynn separates lettuce leaves in the Top of the World garden’s south patch.

Volunteer and mom Kelly Osbourne guides students in pulling lettuce in the Top of the World garden.

A first grader plants lettuce in the Top of the World garden.

A first grader plants lettuce in the Top of the World garden.

The south Top of the World garden patch. TOW was one of 20 gardens nationwide to receive a $10,000 grant from Seeds of Change.

A white cabbage butterfly lands on a leafy green in the Top of the World garden. TOW was one of 20 gardens nationwide to receive a $10,000 grant from Seeds of Change.

California poppies grow in the Top of the World garden.

Artichokes grow in the Top of the World garden. TOW was one of 20 gardens nationwide to receive a $10,000 grant from Seeds of Change.

Student Max Osbourne brings a bucket of tools to the Top of the World garden.

A humorous metal sign in the Top of the World garden’s south patch.