Ideas for a Children's Garden
Yesterday we went to the public library for daughter to attend the preschool story program.
Before the program started, I browsed the shelves for gardening books and found these interesting titles.
A Child's Garden: 60 ideas to make any garden come alive for children by Molly Dannenmaier
Big Gardens in Small Spaces: out-of-the-box advice for boxed-in gardeners by Martyn Cox
Small Family Gardens: the step-by-step guide to creating stylish modern spaces by Caroline Tilston
I really got a lot of great ideas from the book A Child's Garden. Since I am introducing daughter to nature and getting her to love to grow plants, this book is exactly what I need. One of the ideas in the book is to build a pole bean teepee that daughter can explore and harvest beans. Another great idea is to grow palm and non-invasive bamboo to create a secluded forest for daughter to play in. Since bamboo is one of my favorite plants, Allah SWT willing I will try to see if we can grow it in the backyard this summer.
Before the program started, I browsed the shelves for gardening books and found these interesting titles.
A Child's Garden: 60 ideas to make any garden come alive for children by Molly Dannenmaier
Big Gardens in Small Spaces: out-of-the-box advice for boxed-in gardeners by Martyn Cox
Small Family Gardens: the step-by-step guide to creating stylish modern spaces by Caroline Tilston
I really got a lot of great ideas from the book A Child's Garden. Since I am introducing daughter to nature and getting her to love to grow plants, this book is exactly what I need. One of the ideas in the book is to build a pole bean teepee that daughter can explore and harvest beans. Another great idea is to grow palm and non-invasive bamboo to create a secluded forest for daughter to play in. Since bamboo is one of my favorite plants, Allah SWT willing I will try to see if we can grow it in the backyard this summer.
Labels: gardening
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