EEEC students plant daffodils to celebrate 100th day of school

Jason Johnson

Walker Clarke

Students at the Enterprise Early Education Center planted more than 200 daffodils Jan. 25. Pictured above, kindergartener Walker Clarke puts a scoop of fertilizer on top of a daffodil bulb one of his classmates has just planted.

Posted: Friday, January 25, 2013 2:08 pm | Updated: 2:11 pm, Fri Jan 25, 2013.

EEEC students plant daffodils to celebrate 100th day of school Jason Johnson [email protected] The Southeast Sun | 0 comments

Enterprise Early Education Center celebrated its 100^th day of school Jan. 25.

To commemorate the occasion, students planted more than 200 daffodils in the school’s flowerbeds.

The Enterprise Flower Lovers Garden Club and the Enterprise Garden Federation supplied the bulbs, tools and fertilizer the students used.

Both gardening groups team up each year to plant flowers at local school.

The group planted flowers at Hillcrest Elementary School in 2010 and at Pinedale Elementary School in 2011.

Pictured above, kindergartener Walker Clarke puts a scoop of fertilizer on top of a daffodil bulb one of his classmates has just planted.

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Posted in News, Community, Schools on Friday, January 25, 2013 2:08 pm. Updated: 2:11 pm. | Tags: Enterprise Early Education Center, Enterprise City Schools, Enterprise Flower Lovers Garden Club, Enterrprise Gardening Federation, Jason Johnson, Waller Martin

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