Pluots, Herbologists, Cultivators and Pollinators

Lobo Garden Field Day Groups
 
 
We formed four Lobo Garden Field Day Groups (the Pluots, Herbologist, Cultivators, and Pollinators).  Each group has stewardship responsibilities for watering and caring for their own planter boxes, flower pots, and garden beds. Because New Mexico has a long growing season with sunny days and monsoon rains throughout the autumn, we are hoping to see new sprouts from our garden areas through November.
 
 












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