Garden plots allow RPS residents to grow own produce
By Andrew Anderson | Mar 29, 2010 10:59 pm
Spring is here. The chipmunks are coming out of their burrows, crocuses
are pushing their fragile heads into the pale March sunlight and IU’s
gardeners are ready to get their fingers green.
That’s because Residential Programs and Services has just opened its
campus garden allotments to students. The plots, located near the water
tower on the East State Road 46 bypass, are part of the office’s
strategy to create green spaces. Forty plots are available, each
measuring 11” by 11”, at a cost of $25.