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Commenced:	01/01/2012
Submitted:	17/03/2012
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	Kuala Lumpur, MY
Website:	www.eatsshootsandroots.org
Climate zone:	Wet Tropical

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Workshop: Urban Gardening for Kids

Project: Eats, Shoots & Roots

Posted by Shao-Lyn Low over 11 years ago

Your child will create a mini take home garden, learn how to build healthy soil and soil life through recycling; as well as growing a container garden of creeping herbs and leafy vegetables… from scratch! An opportunity to observe and connect with nature

Urban Gardening for Kids

For many of us, playing outside and getting our hands dirty in the garden are some of our most precious childhood memories, where we learnt about the wonders of nature and life! In the city, or high up on an apartment balcony, these experiences are rarely available.

This workshop is for ages 8-12. Children will plant and take home self-watering containers with herbs and leafy vegetables, and a worm farm with new pet worms!

Topics covered, through simple and fun hands-on activities:
• The Garden Web of Life
• The journey from seed to plate – Understanding where our food comes from
• Building a Worm farm from and recycling your kitchen scraps
• Taking care of seedlings
• Container Gardening

More info: http://eatsshootsandroots.org/1212_urbangardeningforkids/

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coloriagewk com : this is awesome, just like the free coloring pages for kids at https://coloriagewk.com/

Posted 7 months ago

Robert Hones : We don’t just fix one truck and say goodbye. Not when you have a whole fleet of big girls that could use some TLC. concrete

Posted 4 months ago

Kate Wilson : Our staff is readily available to answer any queries you may have and partner with you in finding a suitable solution tailored to your needs. Santa Fe Onsite Truck Repair

Posted 4 months ago

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