It’s happened! The long anticipated Adaptive Gardens of the Lowcountry greenhouse, has been constructed. It looks great, is solid as a rock, and will serve as a key asset for our gardening program for many years to come.
There are a lot of people who played key roles in bringing this project to fruition. Of particular note, are the AGL students, who did great work on the construction of the greenhouse! Every class got to play some part in the construction and assembly of our new greenhouse!

Also, Lee Leland, the Adaptive Gardens of the Lowcountry’s indispensable “Jack of all Trades” was a huge help! He designed; he built; he even coordinated the efforts of the kids! Thanks Lee!
We cant wait to fill up the greenhouse with plant starts for our spring and summer gardens.

Come on out to Thornhill Farm and check it out! While you’re here be sure to drop by the Our Local Foods Farm Store and pick up some of our bags of mixed lettuces grown in the Adaptive Garden’s field and harvest by our classes. Also, be sure to grab some of the the seed paper the Adaptive Gardens class made! We have spring lettuce mixes and wildflowers that will do great in your early gardens!

Leslie and I cant wait to see you in the gardens. If you would like to help out with our activities, please contact us to discuss opportunities – we can always use a hand.

Catherine McGuinn

Horticultural Therapist and Program Director of Adaptive Gardens of the Low country