Hamden Hall Country Day School - Perennial Pine Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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April flowers, Blossoms in May Bring us flowers To bloom And stay. Barbara Livingston Grade 1 THE TIN CAN GARDEN Some time ago my little brother decided to help our family with the high prices. I-le heard my father talking about food costing so much. I will plant a garden that grows things already canned, he thought. So out he went. That night when my mother went looking for a can of string beans she saw that the cabinet was empty. Vincent, she called, do you know anything about these missing cans? Yes, Mom, he answered, I planted a tin can garden. Of course my mother was astonished, but she had a plan. When my father came home from work that evening they went out into the yard. Next morning my brother came running in, Mom, come and see my garden! Sure enough! There in the garden were rows of cans, beans, carrots, ham, tongue, beets, peas, even pickles and milk. Nancy jean Devine Grade 5 :evenly-nine

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