The Old Farmer's Almanac - Help Kids Grow - Plant a School garden!

School gardens are a great way to get kids involved in the outdoors and learning about nature from an early age. Help Kids Grow - Plant a School garden! Teach children to grow and they’ll develop a healthy attitude to food that will last a lifetime. School gardens demonstrate, hands-on, where good, nourishing fruit and vegetables come from. In this short video we’ll show you how to start a school garden from scratch and discover new ways to get kids growing.

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Say Adios to Aphids! Five simple but highly effective ways to control Aphids in your garden: Watch the video here >>

Make a Beautiful Arch for Climbing Vegetables When you don't have much growing space it makes sense to train your vegetables upwards: Watch the video here >>

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