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Thursday, April 05, 2012

I Can Grow 2012
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Islands High School, Savannah, Georgia

For the last several months you’ve been reading blogs submitted by recipients of the 2011 Burpee Home Gardens “I Can Grow” Youth Garden Award. They’ve told stories and shared videos about what gardening has taught them, the fun they’ve had getting dirty and even some recipes they’ve created with....

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Friday, March 16, 2012

Three simple ways to engage kids with gardening
Theresa Loe | 4 Comments
 

Get those kids outside! Theresa Loe shares asy tips how.

I’m all about getting kids out into the garden while teaching them environmental stewardship and sustainable gardening practices. In our own city garden in Los Angeles my kids and I compost, raise chickens and grow our own vegetables year round.

When parents see how my kids love to garden, they often....

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Thursday, March 08, 2012

Burpee’s Backyard
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Q: Where do gardeners get most of their garden information?

  1. Books, magazines or catalogs
  2. Online
  3. Garden centers
  4. Friends, family, neighbors, their community

If you guessed answer (D), you’re absolutely right! It’s no surprise that gardeners rely on advice and input from those closest to....

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Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Students learn to garden and blog!
West End IB World School | 1 Comments
 

The West End Garden Club loves to DIG!

We are the West End Garden Club. It’s raining now so we decided to blog since we can’t go outside to the garden. In our garden, we have tomatoes, basil, cabbage, collard greens and okra, and a lot of other vegetables.

So far, our favorite thing to do in the garden is DIG! We also like watching the garden grow....

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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Applications now open for 2012 "I Can Grow" Youth Garden Award
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Calling all school and community gardens! Burpee is now accepting applications for its 2012 “I Can Grow” Youth Garden Award. This special program provides vegetables, herbs and other gardening resources to worthy organizations.

Do you have what it takes to win the grand prize? We’re looking for established or start-up gardens that demonstrate....

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