1. Volunteers garden and prune the organic produce
growing in the garden every Tuesday and Friday from
9a.m. to 12 p.m.

2. The chives growing
in this picture are
some of the “cool”
season vegetables
that the Ogier
Garden grows.

3. The Ogier Garden reuses their seedling boxes once the
seedlings are ready to be placed in the ground.

4. The Ogier Garden also uses old tires as urban garden beds.

5. The spiral shape of the herb
bed helps with water drainage
as well.
The herbs at the
bottom need the
most water and
least sunlight.
The herbs at the top
need the least water
and most sunlight.

6. Students who
adopt a garden
bed must spend a
minimum of 2
hours a week
maintain the bed
And all of this is
completely free to
the students at the
University of North
Florida.