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Interns Planting a Rose

Ed Caplan

Two interns, seen from slightly above, one bending down on the left side of the picture removing a shovelful of dirt, and one standing at the top right with only her legs visible holding a shovel, are digging a large hole to plant a rosebush next to an ornamental rock feature. The clay soil appears gray and chunky as the sun is beating down on the working interns. The soil appears gray and chunky, and the sun is beating down on the working interns.

Two of our interns sweat in the sunshine, digging a hole for a rosebush in the pollinator habitat. It’s hard work digging in our clay soil, but they powered through and the rosebush is now happily planted!

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