Helping Kids Enjoy Creative Gardening...
Gardening is a great activity for children and it can be a wonderfully educational one, too.The garden can be a great place to teach your kids a little biology and introduce them to the wonders of the natural world in a way that's fun and likely to spark an interest that will last a lifetime.
April's Most Popular Articles...
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Teach Kids About Sensory Plants in the Garden: A sensory garden is a great way to teach kids about sensory plants. It’s also a good way to get them interested in the whole… [1932 views in Apr]
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Teaching Children About Weeds and Wildflowers: Weeds and wildflowers can be found just about anywhere. While some weeds are well worth the trouble of removal, others are actually… [1892 views in Apr]
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Springtime: Keep the Kids Busy in the Garden: There can't be many parents who haven't breathed a sigh of relief now that springtimehas finally arrived. With the days becoming… [1860 views in Apr]
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Exploring Plant Propagation with Your Kids: Seeds Plant propagation from seed is one of the most commonly used methods for producing new plants. This method is not only easy for… [1830 views in Apr]
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Teach Kids About Local Wildlife in the Garden: Where there are plants, there are wildlife creatures living and feeding among them. Where there are sources of water, there are… [1826 views in Apr]
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Garden Gets No Sun: Which Fruit and Veg to Grow?: Growing your own fruit and vegetables is becoming increasingly popular and it’s a great thing to do in the Kid’s Garden. The… [1790 views in Apr]
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Latest Comments
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MayBaby
Re: Exploring Plant Propagation with Your Kids
We have free sunflower seeds available to raise awareness of centronuclear and myotubular myopathy. Would you be…
17 April 2014 -
affi
Re: Help Kids to Win at the Local Flower Show
this is absolutly ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,marvolus ,indeed.
9 December 2013 -
Peg
Re: Questionnaire: Is Your Garden Wildlife Friendly?
I am wishing to complete online the questionnaire "How can we make things just right.".Can you please…
26 November 2013 -
katie
Re: Easy to Grow Plants and Flowers
Hi, l work with children and am wondering if the common daisy and gazanias are child friendly flowers. we are looking for some…
8 October 2013 -
sam
Re: Garden Recycling
at my daughter school they have a pond which is not very safe for the kids? the head master would like to put a plastic cover over it. I think a…
3 October 2013 -
mike
Re: Teaching Children About Weeds and Wildflowers
I find it incredible that children no longer know anything about the beautiful world of nature that…
20 June 2013 -
Jen
Re: Making a Wormery
Wonderful! We are going to have so much fun this spring! Thank you for such a well organized site.
22 March 2013 -
Program Supervisor
Re: Which Are the Quickest Growing Fruit and Vegetables?
Hi where can I get sterlized compost? I work with children and I am concern about the soil. I also…
19 March 2013 -
TAY-TAY
Re: Teach Kids About Pollination
i need to know this for school so please help: which insects help pollinate flowers.i need a list of them [please im desperate...…
29 August 2012
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