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Global Garden Labels

Learning Languages in the Garden

Produce that may seem commonplace in the American food system now originated in all parts of the world.  Why not try 4 languages to label what you are growing?  Garden markers are sold at most garden centers.  Repurposing junk from around the house makes for great labels and decorations too.  Milk jugs and yogurt containers can be cut apart and written on with a permanent marker.  Scraps of wood may be painted colorfully.  Staples, twist-ties, nails and pipe cleaners are all methods of attaching the labels or signs to sticks, posts, or fencing.

 

ENGLISH SPANISH HMONG GERMAN
tomato Tomate Txv_lws_suav,

Lws suav

Tomate
Lettuce/greens Lechuga Zaub xmlav,

Lettuce

Salatm
corn Maiz, Mazorca Pob_kws Korn, Mais
cucumber Pepino Dibid Gurke
eggplant Berenjena Txv_lws Auberginen
squash Calabacin Taub,

Squash

Kürbis
Basil/Herb Albahaca Luam_laws,

Basil

Basilikum

 

Summer 2013