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Monday, July 25, 2011

Gardening is multi-generational
Inver Grove Heights Parks and Recreation | Post a comment
 

Gardening is fun in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota! It’s even better when you can do it together, like Sheila Kahlert and her granddaughter Sophia!

Sheila and Sophia have planted their special garden together and have even tried some new gardening techniques this summer. They said that gardening has helped them bond together, too. Sheila and Sophia are a great example of how beneficial (and fun!) multi-generational gardening can be. Watch their video testimonial below! ~ Tracy Petersen, Recreation Superintendent, Inver Grove Heights Parks and Recreation



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