Photos
Bringing Books to Life for Children, One Garden At A Time
The Bookworm Gardens administration building under construction.
The stucture under the "lumpy bumpy roof" on the administration building.
Sher Quasius sculpting the trunk of Winnie the Pooh's home.
Bob Reinthaler, owner of Greenscape Lawn & Landscape hard at work at Bookworm Gardens.
Raised beds in the farm garden area being constructed.
Greenscape employee Shayne and his family build fairy houses in the woods.
Volunteers from Greenscape and Home Depot planting the Japanese Garden.
Greenscape employees stand in the waterfall they created.
The whimsical arbor was built by Home Depot volunteers.
Home Depot employee with newly constructed compost bin.
Bent #1 of the Charlotte's Web barn being raised at Sheboygan Falls High School.
Our wonderful volunteers are in action removing trees and brush from the site. Care is being taken to preserve as many trees as possible, including two rare American Chesnuts.
Pictured from left to right are: Mike Schultz, John Rummele, Steve Schultz, Jordan Hartman, Dale Koepke, Cody Hudson, Bubba Koepke, and Ed Schultz.
Seated in Papa Bear's new chair is Max Bloom, Sandy's dad, who designed and built the chair. Max has also created a picket fence for our farm garden.
Hard at work is Herb Schaal in Colorado, fine tuning our garden design plan. Herb has the difficult job of taking our many many wonderful ideas and fitting them into our garden space, while also making sure the walkways, bridges, signage, drainage, electicty, water, plant material, children, and deer all end up in the right places.
Sandy Livermore with the chain saw. The Board is happy she has supervision!
The Master Gardeners are helping clear the site of brush. Their expertise is much appreciated.
Pictured are: Pat Schutt, Mary Lou Laacher, Vicki Lindstrom, Virginia Radtke, Maureen Gatawakas, Rhonda Barts, Bonnie Grossenbach and Dick Grossenbach
John Livermore (on the right) is getting into the action on site as well. Why let Sandy have all the fun!
