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Zander Calfee-SOTS #1

Zander Calfee
9-1-19
Mr. Bursch
Biology 1 (1)


       One person that I know that has worked with plants is my mom she has had many experiences

with gardening. She has had a personal garden and also a garden at a school, her relation to me is that

she is my mother. My person experience with gardening has been limited to looking at my moms

garden and occasionally helping out.  Another experience I’ve had with gardening is trying to grow

small plants in my room however this usually doesn’t work out because I forget to water them. That

is someone that I know that has had experience gardening and my personal experience gardening.

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