KHS Garden

Follow us as we start our school garden journey and grow lots of delicious food!

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In exciting news, the @KirkintillochHS garden has achieved their @RHSSchools Level Four Gardening Award. Well done to the young people involved and thanks RHS for the seed bundle. Now for Level 5!

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@KirkintillochHS @DandelionScot https://t.co/aP1NkzDnQU

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Hello @KirkintillochHS gardeners! Did you take seed potatoes home? Have you harvested them yet? If you have please could you fill out this quick tattie survey for @DandelionScot? It would be great to hear you tattie stories! 🫒🥔🌱

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Our Young Stem Leaders ready to demo an experiment at last nights junior awards ceremony. They presented in front of a huge crowd of family and friends of @KirkintillochHS. Well done!! 🤩🧪🧑‍🔬

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If you're coming to tonight's @KirkintillochHS BGE award ceremony there's a chance to pick up some produce from our school garden, carefully packaged up by our super young gardeners. Each bag comes with a tasty recipe from @KHSFoodTextile department.

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Tomorrow we will announce our potato growing competition, so 👀 this space!

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Hello @KirkintillochHS potato growers 👋 Here's a thread on how to store your potatoes if you dont want to use them straight away.

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Look out for our schools @KHSFoodTextile department sharing some yummy recipes to help you cook with your potatoes.

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We hope you get a bumper harvest!🥔🥔🥔 Look out for another tweet on how to store your harvested potatoes, and please share pictures of your harvest with us here!

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Hello @KirkintillochHS potato growers 👋 if you took seed potatoes and compost in May, your potatoes might be ready to harvest! See the thread below on how and when to harvest 👇

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You might also find the original seed potatoes you planted in May within the roots. They will be wrinkly and mushy, so don't eat these! You can put them in the compost or garden/food waste bin as well.