Edible Landscapes
West Virginia University Extension Service faculty and staff in Randolph County partnered with students at Beverly, Coalton, North, George Ward, Jennings Randolph and Third Ward elementary schools to install edible landscaping features around the schools’ playgrounds, providing natural beauty, learning opportunities and, eventually, fresh food for the students.
WVU Extension Service brings edible landscaping to Randolph County schoolsWest Virginia University Extension Service experts are located in every county in West Virginia, ready to offer research-based knowledge, tips and education to improve our communities.
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