Local Student Grows Giant Cabbage
May 25, 2017
Savannah Hudson, who just finished the third grade at Byrneville Elementary School, is participating in the Bonnie Plants Cabbage Program. Her cabbage weighs 17.5 pounds.
Bonnie Plants’ program originated to get more students interested in gardening. Bonnie Plants passes out cabbages to third graders with the students asked to grow and care for the plants. At harvest time, students can send a picture along with the weight to Bonnie Plants where they are entered into a $1,000 scholarship contest.
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16 Responses to “Local Student Grows Giant Cabbage”
WOW Savannah! You do know farmers are our future. Maybe one day you will help feed the world. Way to go on that cabbage. What’s your secret to growing one so big? Wish my tomatoes would grow like that. Looking forward to your next “plant project.”
It would be interesting to know your recipe for growing such a large cabbage. Can you share. Great work.
Good job, child — growing things that good.
David for cabbages and those who grow them
Wow Savannah – this is a beauty cabbage. Congratulations!!
What is your secret to growing such a fabulous vegetable??
That is beautiful! Way to go!
Our little farmer! You are growing up to amaze us in everything you do. Daddy and Mommy are so very proud of you, just always put God first baby girl! We Love you!
Mmmmmm, looks delicious! Good job!
Awesome job young lady!!!
Wow! I am positively “green” with envy! Ms.Savannah, can I pay you to stick your finger in my garden? What kind of vitamins are you feeding your plants?
Great Job Savannah… You look to have a green Thumb!!!
Good job Savannah grandma and grandpa are very proud of you.
Wow!!!!! Young Miss Hudson will make a great farmer!!!!
This is great, Savannah! Good job. We need some cabbage soup!
Wow, that took a lot of love and care. Congratulations!
Congratulations Savannah!!! Love me some cabbage.
Great job, Savannah!