So here is eve and she grew radishes, i think all children should be taught all the work that is required to grow food so that they can gain an appreciation for the food on their plate.
That is my lettuce and carrot garden, i have defferent kinds of lettuce and we love to eat it...so does the rabbits!
Eve is standing next to the pepper garden, there is bell peppers and hot pepper as well as cantaloupe and watermelon but the fruit is not showing yet.next to that is to mato buckets and cucumber plant,(i ate one yesterday,it was yummy.
Thats the garden area fenced against the dog/kids/anything else!
my lemon tree has been very generous this year and its still giving!
So here is eve and she grew radishes, i think all children should be taught all the work that is required to grow food so that they can gain an appreciation for the food on their plate.
That is my lettuce and carrot garden, i have defferent kinds of lettuce and we love to eat it...so does the rabbits!
Eve is standing next to the pepper garden, there is bell peppers and hot pepper as well as cantaloupe and watermelon but the fruit is not showing yet.next to that is to mato buckets and cucumber plant,(i ate one yesterday,it was yummy.
Thats the garden area fenced against the dog/kids/anything else!
my lemon tree has been very generous this year and its still giving!
3 comments:
Oh my goodness!
Your garden is wonderful. I can't believe it's already producing so beautifully.
Your lemon tree is lovely, too.
There are so many valuable lessons to teach children through gardening.
Great job, Alex!
Oh, and the white garden fence is perfect.
Oh, using gardening as a teaching tool reminds me of this quote:
Teach your young children to work, and teach them that honest labor develops dignity and self-respect. Help them to find pleasure in work and to feel the satisfaction that comes from a job well done
-Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin
Lovely lettuce, rockin' radishes! Hey Sarah, I'm going to be using that quote, love it! Thanks for sharing.
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