Tell us why plants belong in your learning space and how you imagine using them to welcome students, spark curiosity, or inspire creativity. We’ll select a group of educators to receive plants from Costa Farms, and later, we’ll celebrate what they create by sharing their classroom transformations.🪴
Ready to bring your idea to life? Submit your story by September 30, 2026 at 🔗 in Bio.
Open to educators at all grade levels, from Pre-K-12 at schools located in the United States. Selected educators will be contacted by October 7, 2026. Full details are available at the link.
24 days agoplantmadeeasy
What a wonderful idea 🌱 There's something magical about kids seeing a brand-new leaf unfurl right in their classroom — it makes botany feel alive instead of textbook-y. Hope every selected teacher's plants thrive!
a month agobrod30
Good morning, @costafarms how do we know if we were awarded the grant for our school? 💚🤞🏽🪴
a month agovanvillaran
Love the feeling of looking at greens in my classroom! Snakeplants makes it easy for me!
a month agojeseniaqueban
I work in a car dealership service department and I’ve noticed a change in customers attitudes since I flooded the department with pretty houseplants 😆
a month agojeseniaqueban
🔥🔥🔥yes!!! Sooo cool!! Especially since Rudy the principal was just there at the tour on Friday 😍😍
2 months agolbjhowlingharvest
Check out our high school gardening club sponsored by our CTE teacher @victor.mendoza.jr ! We would truly appreciate your follow @costafarms
2 months agomish13771
I have been bringing in plants since I started teaching thirty years ago. It began with overwintering my geraniums on the sunny windowsills, then extended to some of my favorite houseplants to create a welcoming atmosphere. Last year my coteacher and I even had our juniors grow zinnias from seeds to emphasize the concept of dynamic characters in The Great Gatsby! #plantladypassion
2 months agoweaverj5
I am a Kindergarten teacher at a high poverty school. My students often do not have the luxury of enjoying these little “extras” due to the cost, but they would give them so much love and attention. My students love demonstrating their responsibility by taking care of our class pets, helping with various classroom tasks, etc., so ensuring the health and growth of our plants would be a fun, exciting challenge! The students would also get to enjoy watching their care have a direct impact on the growth of a living thing and know they made a difference in our small corner of the world.
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