
Morro Bay High School Entrance
Project Title: Morro Bay High School Nursury
Description: OCE has grown between 500 and 1000 trees at Morro Bay High School’s Horticulture Unit with the help of students and teachers for the past ten years. Students work with OCE to help to start, tend and repot plants as part of classwork or extracirricular activities, learning about native plant biology and ecology and good landscaping practices all along the way. The nursury also provides students with the unique opportunity to watch a small forest grow out of the pots. Many of the seeds planted at the school are collected within city limits, even as close as interstate exit a block away. Collecting seeds and growing them in at the school helps acclimate plants to the climate where they will eventually be permanently planted.
- Morro Bay High School Entrance
- Morro Bay High School Horticulture Unit
- Repotting Island Oaks
- Horticulture Unit
- About 500 Oaks Sprouting
- More Oaks
- Chrissy Watering Oaks
- Horticulture Class Helps Repot
Current Status: Nursury Established, Developing Educational Component
Updates:
6.13.2009 – A quick count tallied 129 island oaks, 126 cork oaks, and 75 canyon oaks. Germination rates are about 50% and increasing as more sprout each day. Overall, 602 pots are on site, with room remaining for several hundred one gallon containers.
10.28.2009 – Annual seeding with FFA.










Mon, Jun 22, 2009
Morro Bay