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As part of the Artemis 1 mission, 1,300 seedlings were stored in a rocket that orbited around the moon.
They were then brought back to Earth to be planted and distributed to organizations across the country.
Hazelwood Elementary School is the only elementary school in Kentucky to receive one.
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