Gardening Tips for Apartment and Condo Dwellers
From the category archives:
While growing vegetables is one way to teach children about nature and enchant them with gardening. It’s not the only way. If you’d like to add flowers to your children’s garden, you have come to the right post! Below you’ll find a container plan, as well as fun–and even weird–plants that kids will love.
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If your kids really enjoy gardening, it makes sense to get them some tools that are properly sized for their smaller hands and bodies. All of the tools listed below are made of metal and wood, not cheap plastic. Oh, and I highly doubt most kid gardeners need a wheelbarrow, but it was so cute, I couldn’t resist including it.
From top to bottom and left to right: 1. Radio Flyer Kid’s Wheelbarrow
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These are some great books and magazines to help you make the most out of your container garden:
Succulent Container Gardens by Debra Lee Baldwin
Small Budget Gardener by Maureen Gilmer
Container Gardening for California
Bountiful Container by McGee & Stuckey
