JOHNSON COUNTY, Ga. — A Georgia third grader is gaining a lot of attention for a huge cabbage he's grown for a school project.
Jackston Scarboro attends Johnson County Elementary School in Wrightsville, Georgia.
His mother Wendi Scarboro said Jackston Scarboro brought home the cabbage about eight weeks ago as part of a science project -- and it’s still growing.
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Wendi Scarboro first posted a few pictures of the cabbage on May 1. Since then, it's gained the attention of thousands.
Jackston Scarboro's grandfather, Glenn Scarboro, has been helping him since day one. His mother says he has been using "fish water" on his cabbage to help it stay hydrated and grow.
The proud mother said she is just so happy her son and his teacher are being recognized for their hard work, dedication, and success on his science project.
"Thank you Miss Macy Tanner for being such an amazingly supportive teacher," Wendi Scarboro said.
This is the cabbage plant Jack brought home around 8 weeks ago to grow as part of a science project!! It is still...
Posted by Wendi Michelle Scarboro on Tuesday, May 2, 2017
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