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Vegan preschool builds its own garden

Contributed by VeggieGirl

LONGMONT — BellaVita School has taken its vegan menu into the hands of its students.

The Longmont preschool at 641 Terry St. has created a community garden behind its building. The hope is to grow 5 percent of the school's food there, owner Rachel Frisius-Henderson said. ... BellaVita is licensed to care for nine children a day; 12 children attend the school throughout the week, Frisius-Henderson said.

"It's a fun project for the kids," she said of the garden. "When they grow their own food, they're more likely to try different foods."

The children already have tried some basil from their garden on homemade pizza.

"They were really excited. Everyone ate it, even if it was green," Frisius-Henderson said with a laugh.

-- read full article: http://www.timescall.com/communityTC/schools-story.asp?ID=8975

Approved by andyba on June 08,2008 | 12:31:44

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