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Black Country Bugle
|April 23, 2025
WORKING ON A PATCH OF THEIR OWN HELPS CHILDREN GROW INTO GARDENERS
SPRING is the perfect time to introduce children to gardening. As the weather warms and nature bursts into life, it's a great opportunity to get outside together as a family, whether that's with your children or grandchildren.
Here are some fun ways to inspire young gardeners this Easter.
A GARDEN OF THEIR OWN
Having their own space in the garden gives children a sense of ownership and sparks creativity. Whether it's a small patch, a container, or even a window box, they'll love planting and watching things grow. Even growing cress in egg cups is a fantastic way for them to see almost instant results.
Let them personalise their area with painted signposts or a colourful fence. Browsing a gardening catalogue or picking seeds at a garden centre helps build excitement. Child-sized tools make the experience even more enjoyable.
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