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School Garden Program is sponsored by Los Angeles County Public Works Environmental Programs Division. This program provides free resources to schools in Los Angeles County to help them establish gardens. The resources include raised beds, starter plants, soil, garden tools, and composting bins, with the goal of teaching students about natural resource conservation and healthy eating.
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School Garden Program is funded by Los Angeles County Public Works Environmental Programs Division. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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