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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Tree Planting Project
How to Use Science Content Standards at Home This article is a companion article to Propagating Japanese Maples from Cuttings. Do you want to enrich your child’s science education at home? Enrichment activities should be fun and interesting. For best … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening for Beginners, Lesson Plans, Soil Health, Trees
Tagged lesson plans, mycorrhizae, science standards, tree planting project
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Propagating Japanese Maples from Cuttings
There’s a fun and inexpensive way to get Japanese maples for your yard. If you have kids, it could also be a great educational experience. (See end of article for link to science content standards and suggestions. ) I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Gardening for Beginners, Landscaping, Trees
Tagged myccorhizal inoculant, mycorhizae, propagating plants, tips for beginners
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Sustainable Gardens–Ideas for Urban Gardeners
How We Can Create Sustainable Gardens Yearning to grow your own food or even start a farm but you’re stuck in the city? It might just be possible, thanks to people who think outside of the farm and inside the … Continue reading