School Gardens

Follow these simple steps that the Bonginkosi learners have shown us how to do, for a successful vegetable garden… Preparing the soil… https://www.emseni.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Preparing-the-soil.mp4 Holes for the seedlings… https://www.emseni.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/WhatsApp-Video-2025-03-25-at-09.45.55.mp4 Planting the seedlings – spinach & beetroot Watering the seedlings Learning to grown own seedlings 14 April – watering and monitoring the growing plants https://www.emseni.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/WhatsApp-Video-2025-04-14-at-23.03.45.mp4

The garden at Cedar International Academy is flourishing. The first healthy, fresh and beautiful spinach is harvested on the 01 April 2025. The Cedar International Academy took time to teach their students how to establish their own vegetable garden. Mr Mzi Ndlovu and his son helped them to prepare the soil and plant the seedlings….

At 4 primary schools – Ocheni, Zamazisa, Bonginkosi and Balcomb’s Hill Primary – the school children learnt to plant cabbages, spinach and beetroot today. They prepared the soil, planted and watered the seedlings, hopefully to get a good harvest. Seedling were also given to the children to plant at home. Whoever has the best harvest…

Up on the hill of Shebe Primary School where the sun is bright and intense, the school governing body and management were delighted to plant various shade and fruit trees in their school grounds, grown and donated by Emseni Farming. Together with Mr Mfiki Sokhela, the trees were carefully placed and planted so that in…

On this hot and sunny day, cabbages were planted at Shebe Primary School. Through this gardening program, the children learn how to plant and grow their own vegetables.

Eager Kranskop Primary students plant potatoes.

Zamazisa Primary School Bonginkosi High School Tshutshutshu High School

Emseni donated veggie seedlings to Kranskop Primary School.