You never know what a garden will sprout. Lakewood Elementary's new one is running over with corn and tomatoes, zucchini and squash. Carrots play hide-n-seek. Sunflowers wink. But even sweeter things have taken root. Somewhere between the worms in the compost pile, fifth-graders with watering cans, and shaggy college kids with wheelbarrows full of heart, a riot of warm fuzzies has blossomed.