Gardening
with Children
By Kit Bennett

Whether you live on 5 acres, or on the 5th floor, you can introduce
your children to a life-long
interest in gardening. Tending to a garden creates unforgettable memories
and teaches valuable lessons about
caring for the environment.
Children as young as two years old are capable of helping with
gardening tasks; digging, planting, watering etc.
Whereas, older child
can plan, plant and take of
their own garden space or window box
with little help from Mom and Dad. The
suggestions below range from
simple starters to the more complicated
garden spot, as well as some
fun garden art projects. HAPPY SPRING!
Simple Plant Starters
Starting plants for a window box or larger garden area.
Planting a Butterfly Garden
Kids will be amazed at the beautiful butterflies this garden attracts.
My Very Own Garden
Help your child design and plant a miniature
garden for kids ages
5 and older.
Kits and supplies for little gardeners:

Steppingstone Kit

Create long-lasting garden artwork with this popular steppingstone kit.
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Child's Garden Tools
Sturdy, kid-sized metal and wood gardening tools fit nicely in this cotton canvas apron.
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Seedballz
Drop these clay balls on garden soil, water daily and flowers will magically grow.
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Garden Stones
Easy to make decorations add a personal touch to your child's garden.
Host a Garden Party
A party theme for birthday's or any summer day. This party plan includes
games, activities, flower crafts, decorating tips, flower party supplies
and an easy to make flower garden cake.
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Arts and Crafts for Kids
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Gardening with Kaboose
Summer Fun for Kids
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