As days are getting warmer, your anticipation for gardening is probably growing stronger too. This time, wouldn’t it be great to have your kids join you in this productive journey? The first step is to research and take inspiration from what’s around you. Additionally, introduce your kids to gardening by first showing them pictures and giving them ideas with the value of planting. Second, pick out fast-growing plants. This way, your kids can immediately see the results of their labor in little time. Don’t forget to try using unusual planters! Not only are they interesting to look at, but they are also great to spark your kids’ interests.
Learn more here: https://farmfoodfamily.com/container-gardens-for-kids/
Looks and sounds like such fun. Might have to try this with my granddaughter.
Spending time with grandchildren is always worthwhile. Nice idea.
Great article and blog for learning more about container gardening! This is good information for me and my kids; we haven’t been so lucky with it in the past. This year our herbs bloomed, then died. But right now we have 2 green onions growing from kitchen scrap and an aloe vera plant. They’re doing pretty good. Giving them lots of attention this time around.
Thanks for following my blog, and I’m following you back! Looking forward to reading more of your posts and learning more about successful gardening. Merry Christmas and hope everyone is staying safe. 🙂
I am sorry for the late reply. Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you and your loved ones.
You have very beautiful pictures here: https://singlikewildflowers.com/2021/01/19/flower-of-the-day-january-192021-cheerful-yellow-through-seasons/
No worries…the holidays and the new years are busy times. Thank you for taking the time to write back and hope you and your family are starting out the year well!
No worries! You didn’t have to respond but thank you. That’s very thoughtful of you.
I hope you had a lovely winter holiday as well and starting out the new year with new zeal and zest.
Radishes are a good first veggie to plant! They grow fast and in just about anything!
Hi Nate,
You have a very informative post here on How Too Compost Without Much Space https://isuckateverything.com/2021/01/08/how-to-compost-without-much-space/
These are things people need to hear.
Would you like to guest post here in iGarden101.com?
Oh yes! I love this! ☺️
100% true: https://balconyselfsufficiency.com/2021/01/02/covid-19-gardening-survive-social-isolation-in-a-unit-with-a-toddler/
Gardening can enrich a person’s life holistically.
I normally do gardening while praising God for the wonders of nature.