teaching the child to identify wild onions

today, we spent part of the unschooling homeschooling day playing in the plants!!  more mycelium spraying/misting...planted some carrots and lettuce...checked the garlic and onion bulbs...checked the potato plants that still are not sprouting...top-soiled the lemon and orange tree sprouts...and dug up wild onions...


dirty wild onion sprout...

 cleaned up wild onion sprout...

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