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GROWING INTEREST IN HOLIDAYS
Photo by Recorder/Peter MacDonald
Dylan Wiles and George Balin tend to the rosemary plants they raised as part of the Holy Trinity School gardeners to sell at the annual Candy Cane Carnival in Greenfield on Sunday.
[ Originally published on: Monday, November 23, 2009 ]
GREENFIELD -- Sixth-grader Jay Fritz of Turners Falls said one of his fondest memories of the Holy Trinity Garden Club was being able to get really dirty.
'I got to get dirty a lot and I got to dig up lots of soil,' he said recently.
The garden club is a project of the third, fourth and fifth grades at Holy Trinity School.
On Sunday, at the Candy Cane Carnival Craft Fair, the latest batch of gardeners were selling dried herbs, bags of dried lavender, seeds and rosemary plants they'd grown in the garden. The proceeds will help finance more gardening.
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