Just before the holidays, the children at Bercy school had the pleasure of harvesting strawberries from the garden, as well as vegetables such as radishes, turnips, chard and courgettes.They were also able to observe a cauliflower in full growth…
The trays are ready, and now it’s time to transplant the tomato, courgette and celery plants prepared in the garden’s greenhouses.
Now that all the trays are in place, and summer is just around the corner, the Traversine Villiot vegetable garden has been fitted with an automatic watering system connected to 5 networks covering all the trays. Zones have been established … Read More
As the school year draws to a close, the children took part in a final harvest in the Traversine Bercy garden.Strawberries, radishes, turnips, the first cherry tomatoes and a sprig of lavender…The children were delighted to see their efforts in … Read More
The opening system for the mini greenhouses of the Traversine Bercy has been improved to make it easier to look after the plants.A window has been cut into each side of the roof, allowing easy opening and rapid access to … Read More
It’s Friday, the last day of the week before the weekend! So it’s time for some special care for the garden, which will spend the weekend on its own. The children from the Bercy school helped us to water and … Read More
This day has arrived! We’ve finished assembling the garden on the roof terrace of the Bercy nursery school.All the structures are in place. All that’s left is for nature to do its work (and us too)!
The tomatoes sown with the children from the Bercy elementary and nursery schools were able to be transplanted into the greenhouse and benefit from the ideal sunshine of the school’s roof terrace. Since they were placed in the tubs, they … Read More
This Wednesday, exceptionally, we only had one pupil from Bercy elementary school, as the children were on a field trip. She was very committed and helped us water, weed and take care of the garden. We’re particularly pleased with the … Read More
In June, the tomato plants on the roof terrace of the Bercy school grew exponentially. Several sessions with the children consisted of delicately tying the tomato plants with raffia on bamboo stakes.
