Students Get Down to Earth ; a Spade, Shovel and Gardening Gloves Have Come in Handy for Two John Leggott College Students, Who Rolled Up Their Sleeves and Created Their Own Vegetable Patch in a Bid to Save Cash and Be Good to the Environment.

Scunthorpe Evening Telegraph › January 29, 2009

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A Spade, shovel and gardening gloves have come in handy for two John Leggott College students, who rolled up their sleeves and created their own vegetable patch in a bid to save cash and be good to the environment.

Inspired by news of the economic downturn, Terry Naylor and Ria Wilkinson (both 17) set to work as part of their AS extended project course to explore the most cost effective and environmentally friendly way to grow your own produce.

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Students Get Down to Earth ; a Spade, Shovel and Gardening Gloves Have Come in Handy for Two John Leggott College Students, Who Rolled Up Their Sleeves and Created Their Own Vegetable Patch in a Bid to Save Cash and Be Good to the Environment.

The pair dug up part of Terry's parents' garden for the project and have so far spent only ...

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