Wednesday, September 26, 2012
ArborDay.org....day farm, information
The Arbor Day Foundation has so many interesting items to share on their website. They can be found @ arborday.org and 1-888-448-7337. You can visit their Arbor Day Farm in Nebraska City, Nebraska... apples in the orchard, a large treehouse, Art in the Woods and even sip their fine wines. This is a National Historic Landmark and is wonderful for all ages to see... a good time for the entire family...
Monday, September 24, 2012
mother earth
Mother Earth creates all that we know as nature...If we are good to her, she will be good to us. Taking care of our own surroundings will help... Be kind to our earth, she needs our help. Her beauty is in our hands....think once, think twice, be nice....
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Victory Gardens
Victory Gardens were also called War Gardens and Food Gardens. They were planted in public parks and private homes. Even on rooftops in the cities. Victory Gardens contributed good produce and also gave the gardeners a sense of pride. During World War 1 and II almost 20 million Americans planted these functional gardens. They were very successful. Today there are people again interested in these "Victory Gardens" To eat better and help raise new awareness of these public gardens. You can check out the "Victory Garden" series on PBS channels in the USA . Happy gardening!
Learn to Grow Vegetables..photo
To plant a garden in the spring is one of the greatest gifts you can teach a child or an adult. Working in the fresh soil of the spring is so rewarding. Vegetables are healthy and so full of vitamins and minerals. Soil, seeds and a little water will make a garden flourish. When you plant, remember to space the seeds out when planting. This will ensure a good crop through the entire summer. You can visit www.mukilteogarden.org to see how they are using a small plot of ground to grow many varieties of fruits and vegetables. This is a great project for any city, large or small...Enjoy the bounty that nature can offer... happy gardening!
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Mukilteogarden.org, community garden
This is a small community with a big heart.... this is a garden where most of the produce is donated directly to the local food bank.Mostly staffed by volunteers and lots of community involvment . A great way to be active in a small town with lots of heart. Please visit this creative website/// www.mukilteogarden.org
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