A scattering of moss-covered boulders on the south side of Environmental Studies II anchors a new “demonstration garden” — one of several established to provide learning opportunities for students. Planting began this spring, and already, spindly specimens of trees and shrubs such as eastern white cedar, serviceberry, staghorn sumac, and purple flowering raspberry are taking root between the building’s brick wall and a protective row of evergreens.
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