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Making A Play Garden

Written by Anna  | The Imagination Garden With Spring finally here, breathing a wonderfully sunny warmth and life into everything, we have been out in the park and the garden for longer each day. When we painted flowerpots and planted some primroses last month, I realised we were going to need a proper little patch [...]

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Project Garden — Book Review

They may not be able to do the heavy lifting, but kids (even the wee ones) can do a lot more than you think they can. Plus they excel at creativity and we here at Kids Safe Landscape.com like that in a garden. If you’re looking for even more family fun in the garden and yard, I’ve got just the book for you!

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5 Ways to Garden Together as a Family

Written by Chris McLaughlin | Blissfully Domestic Kids and gardens are a natural partnership partly because it’s about the outdoors and partly because things are always changing in the garden. Gardening as a family let’s you create lasting memories and offers more opportunities to connect with one another. But gardening with your kids has some [...]

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10 Simple Ways to Raise Creative Kids

Written by Rachelle | Kiwi Crate “The creative is the place where no one else has ever been. You have to leave the city of your comfort and go into the wilderness of your intuition. What you’ll discover will be wonderful. What you’ll discover is yourself.” — Alan Alda Would you like to raise your [...]

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Garden Plants Kids Love

Photo by digital cat Because I always have kids hanging around (I’m like a Pez dispenser), I’m always on the look-out for plants that kids are drawn to. It’s just one of the many ways I can help influence the next generation of plant addicts. If you’re looking for plants for the children in your [...]

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